Eleições Peru: Keiko Fujimori amplia vantagem sobre Sánchez
Roberto Sánchez e Keiko Fujimori REUTERS/Alessandro Cinque e REUTERS/Stifs Paucca Os candidatos Roberto Sánchez, da Juntos pelo Peru, e Keiko Fujimori, da Força Popular, disputam voto a voto a eleição presidencial no Peru em segundo turno. A votação foi no domingo (7) e a apuração segue em curso. Neste sábado (13), a candidata de direita se distanciou um pouco mais do representante da esquerda. De acordo com os dados do Escritório Nacional de Processos Eleitorais (ONPE), 98,4
In Peru's presidential election runoff, Keiko Fujimori of Fuerza Popular has slightly widened her lead over Roberto Sánchez of Juntos por el Perú as vote counting nears completion. With 98.46% of ballots tallied by the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE), Fujimori holds a narrow advantage of just over 12,000 votes. The race has been exceptionally close, with the lead fluctuating between the two candidates since the initial results were released. Fujimori initially led by a significant margin, but Sánchez gained ground as more votes were counted. The final results are anticipated to take several more days due to the paper ballot system and the need to process remaining votes, including those from abroad and potentially disputed ballots sent to electoral courts. Fujimori leads in overseas votes, while Sánchez has performed strongly in certain domestic regions.
This closely contested election in Peru highlights the ongoing political divisions and the critical importance of every vote in shaping the country's future leadership.
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