Many people perceive that the winners of these three decades are not them, but are the people in Lima and the big cities."[148] Sociologist Maritza Paredes of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru shared similar thoughts, saying: "People see that all the natural resources are in the countryside but all the benefits are concentrated in Lima."[2] In contrast, Fujimori received support from Lima's elite, according to Kahhat.[3] Kahhat said that evangelical Christians, businesses, media organizations, and the armed forces supported Fujimori, with the nation's largest media organization El Comercio group openly advocating for her election.[100]