Fujimori leads Peru elections amid fraud claim

Keki Fujimori achieved significant progress in the runoff of the presidential election in Peru, securing 50.11% of the votes, surpassing her opponent Roberto Sanchez by 43,386 votes, with 40,213 votes still uncounted. Meanwhile, Sanchez announced that he refuses to recognize the result and accused it of being manipulated, which threatens to trigger a political crisis in the country, amid anticipation of the final results expected to be announced in mid-July. The outcome of this election is considered one of the most prominent presidential races in Peru and highlights a deep shift to the right in Latin America.

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