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The right-wing candidate in the Peruvian presidential election celebrated her first-round victory, but remains far from the 50% needed to win directly.
Keiko Fujimori, the frontrunner in Peru's presidential elections, has pledged to initiate deportations of irregular migrants and attract American investments as part of her campaign platform.
Peru's nationwide elections for president and Congress experienced significant delays at polling stations, particularly in Lima, leading to an extension of voting hours in a complex race with a record number of candidates.
Keiko Fujimori is reportedly leading Peru's presidential polls just one week before the upcoming election, indicating her strong position among candidates.
Keiko Fujimori is currently leading the presidential race in Peru with 15% in the polls, among 35 candidates vying for the presidency in a country that has seen nine presidents in 10 years.
Peruvian political figure Keiko Fujimori is facing accusations of being part of a 'mafia pact' that governs the country, yet she maintains she possesses the strength to lead Peru, referencing her father's actions against terrorism.