Keiko Fujimori Advances to Presidential Run-Off in Peru
Keiko Fujimori, a conservative candidate in Peru, has advanced to a presidential run-off, capturing 16.9% of the votes with 74% counted. Rafael Lopez Aliaga and Jorge Nieto are competing for the second spot with 13% and 12% of votes, as the election count continues.
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Conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori is poised to move on to a presidential run-off in Peru after securing 16.9% of the votes, with 74% of ballots counted, according to the official tally released Tuesday.
Former Lima mayor Rafael Lopez Aliaga, representing the right-wing faction, and center-left contender Jorge Nieto, are in a tight race for second place, achieving approximately 13% and 12% of the vote respectively.
The electoral body of Peru, ONPE, reported these figures as vote counting entered its third day, making the political landscape increasingly contentious.
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