
'The enemy is the left': Keiko Fujimori celebrates a first-round victory in the presidential election in Peru
The right-wing candidate in the Peruvian presidential election celebrated her first-round victory, but remains far from the 50% needed to win directly.
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Peru presidential election results delayed after thousands get one-day voting extension - AP News
Peru presidential election results delayed after thousands get one-day voting extension AP News
Read full article →Peru's Fujimori takes early lead in crowded presidential race, exit polls show - Reuters
Peru's Fujimori takes early lead in crowded presidential race, exit polls show Reuters
Read full article →Fujimori Leads in Peru Vote as Election Extended Over Delays - Bloomberg.com
Fujimori Leads in Peru Vote as Election Extended Over Delays Bloomberg.com
Read full article →Peru's presidential election delayed as voting chaos forces extension
Peru’s presidential election has been delayed after logistical problems disrupted voting across the country, forcing electoral authorities to extend the process into Monday. With 35 candidates in a crowded field and widespread frustration over crime and corruption, voters are now waiting for results in a highly uncertain and tightly contested race.
By FRANCE 24
Read full article →With 37% of ballots counted, Keiko Fujimori leads Peru’s presidential race and is set to advance to runoff
In an election marred by logistical problems, the leader of Fuerza Popular and daughter of former autocratic leader Alberto Fujimori has garnered 17.17% of the vote, according to early counting
By Renzo Gómez Vega,Reuters
Read full article →Businessman Rafael Lopez Aliaga leads Peru's presidential vote with 23.4%, official count shows - The Straits Times
Businessman Rafael Lopez Aliaga leads Peru's presidential vote with 23.4%, official count shows The Straits Times
Read full article →Peru election marred by delays as conservatives lead early count
Early official results showed former congresswoman Keiko Fujimori narrowly in the lead, closely followed by right-wing former Lima mayor Rafael Lopez Aliaga.
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