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Fujimori edges toward Peruvian presidency as Sanchez calls for protests

Keiko Fujimori holds a narrow lead with 50.113% of votes against Roberto Sanchez's 49.887% as of Saturday. Sanchez has organized a protest in Lima and refuses to recognize the victory. Official certification is expected in July.

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Specific vote percentages and a planned Friday protest in Lima are now known.

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  1. Fujimori Leads Peruvian Runoff as Sanchez Calls for Protests

    Keiko Fujimori holds a narrow lead with 50.113% of votes against Roberto Sanchez's 49.887% as of Saturday. Sanchez has organized a protest in Lima and refuses to recognize the victory. Official certification is expected in July.

    What's confirmed:

    • Keiko Fujimori has 50.113% of the votes compared to 49.887% for Roberto Sanchez with 99.64% of ballots counted.
    • Roberto Sanchez called for a protest in Lima on Friday.
    • The JNE will review contested ballots with certification expected in July.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Sanchez wants voting results from 119 consular offices nullified due to a procedure change.
    • Sanchez will not recognize a Fujimori victory.
    confidence 95%
  2. Keiko Fujimori nears Peruvian presidency amid protests

    Right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori is poised to win the presidency after a close runoff election. Leftist rival Roberto Sanchez has called for protests and alleged irregularities. The official proclamation is pending a review of the final remaining ballots.

    What's confirmed:

    • Keiko Fujimori is on track to win the Peruvian presidency by a narrow margin.
    • Left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez has called for protests.
    • The June 7 presidential runoff resulted in the closest election in Peru's history.
    • The JNE rejected appeals to annul voting tables in the US and Lima.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Roberto Sanchez alleged irregularities at the electoral authority.
    • The electoral process was marred by serious irregularities according to Together for Peru.
    confidence 95%