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Lima Voted — Now Peru's Electoral Court Decides Who Actually Runs the City

Summary by Latin Times
López Aliaga led Lima's Oct. 4 exit poll at 31.2%, but Peru's JNE may still decide who receives the mayor's credential. Here's what's at stake.

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Lima, 4 Oct (EFE).- The ultra-right Rafael López Aliaga won again this Sunday the election for the Mayor of Lima, by obtaining 31,2 % of the votes according to a poll at the foot of urna, although the National Jury of Elections (JNE), the highest electoral authority must decide if he can access the post of [...] La entrada The ultra-rightist López Aliaga returns to win elections for mayor of Lima, according to poll published first in HolaNews.

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The ultra-rightist Rafael López Aliaga won again this Sunday the election for the mayor's office of Lima, by obtaining 31.2% of the votes according to a poll at the foot of an urn, although the National Jury of Elections (JNE), the highest electoral authority, must decide if he can access the position because immediate re-election is forbidden ... Continue reading "López Aliaga returns to win election by mayor's office of Lima, but JNE must defi…

·Concepción, Chile
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The ultra-conservative businessman Rafael López Aliaga won, on Sunday (4), the elections for the City of Lima, with 31.2% of the votes, according to the poll of the private institute Datum. The result still needs to be confirmed officially

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The results at the mouth of the urn of and Datum Internacional for the district mayors of Lima will be known from 17:00, after the close of the voting tables

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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POR: RONY FLOR COAYLA At 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, many were waiting for the election flash to find out who our next authorities might be and it seems that there was an unmarked "caldo" with results. Surveyor Datum's urn-mouth information from Lima disseminated results far from [...]

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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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