Peru: Dispute over results after presidential election

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Lima, Peru. At least 3,000 people, among members of civilian groups and supporters of the ultra-conservative candidate Rafael López Aliaga, demonstrated this Sunday in Lima to demand that their vote be respected in Peru's presidential elections, said the AFP.The protest takes place amid severe questions of “fraud” against the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) for the alleged irregularities in the organization and logistics.To the cry…

Deutsche Welle

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Even a week after the vote in Peru, it is unclear who is second-placed in the presidential election.

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The first round of the elections was marked by problems in the supply of electoral materials and it is still not known who the two candidates who will advance to the second round will be.

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The partial results gave the right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori a favourite in the second round, with 17% of the vote. Behind her, the radical left candidate Roberto Sánchez (12%) and the ultraconservative Rafael López Aliaga (11.9%) were at elbow-to-neck.

Los Angeles Times

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Faced with a massive concentration of citizens in the center of the Peruvian capital, Lima, presidential candidate Rafael López Aliaga demanded Sunday night that the electoral authorities call for “complementary” elections, while fighting for second place in the ballot on June 7.

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At least 3,000 people demonstrated Sunday (local time) in Lima, at the appeal of ultra-conservative candidate Rafael López Aliaga, to denounce an alleged "fraud" during the chaotic Peruvian presidential election of 13 April. ...