Peru's Sánchez calls a protest against the result that makes Fujimori the virtual winner
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In Peru's presidential race, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori is on track to win with a lead of approximately 40,000 votes as nearly all ballots are counted, nearly two weeks after the election. Her leftist opponent, Roberto Sánchez, has alleged electoral violations, specifically claiming mishandling of ballots from Peruvians abroad, and has called for public protests. The final result depends on tallying the remaining fraction of outstanding votes.
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Left-wing candidate Roberto Sánchez called a protest in Lima for Friday against the result of Peru's presidential runoff, which makes right-wing Keiko Fujimori the virtual winner, as the electoral justice was due to decide on the challenges filed by his party.
With 99.51% of the tally sheets counted, Fujimori leads Sánchez by some 44,101 votes, though no winner has yet been proclaimed. ...
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