Elections in Peru: Keiko Fujimori Maintains an Advantage of 40,000 Votes over Sánchez
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What you need to know The cancellation of foreign votes would give Roberto Sánchez the victory by 40,260 votes.Roberto Sánchez demanded to cancel the foreign vote in order to try to reverse the results in Peru.The candidate Keiko Fujimori celebrated her victory in Peru's second presidential round in advance.The right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori, who is close to winning the second round of Peru's presidential elections by a very narrow margin i…
Results ONPE second round 2026: Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez dispute the Presidency:icon:10:27 Results table ONPE at 99.691% :icon:10:26 Results ONPE at 99.691 % Accounting records: 92.479 For shipment to JEE 287 Earrings 0 Total number of minutes: 92.766 Keiko Fujimori: 50.111 % (9'188,704 votes) Roberto Sánchez: 49.889 % (9'147,886 votes) :icon:10:24 According to ONPE, according to the results at 99.691%, Keiko Fujimori records 50.111%…
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Right-winger Keiko Fujimori maintains an advantage of 40,818 votes over leftist Roberto Sánchez when 99.69% of the vote on the second presidential round in Peru has been counted and begins a week that can be decisive to know the final results of the electoral process. The report of the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) pointed out that, at the beginning of this Monday, Fujimori receives 50.11 % of the valid votes of the elections, wh…
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