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Keiko Fujimori holds a very narrow lead over Roberto Sanchez more than a week after voting, while Sanchez alleges irregularities and seeks a recount.
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Keiko Fujimori holds a very narrow lead over Roberto Sanchez more than a week after voting, while Sanchez alleges irregularities and seeks a recount.
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Peru dossier
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Peru will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on April 12. Two right-leaning candidates lead a 35-candidate presidential field; a runoff is likely.
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Peru's presidential election is still too close to confidently call more than a week after polls closed. Right-wing Keiko Fujimori has a razor-thin lead over left-wing Roberto Sanchez, who there had been voting irregularities and asked for a recount.
Keiko Fujimori holds a very narrow lead over Roberto Sanchez more than a week after voting, while Sanchez alleges irregularities and seeks a recount.
Open source reportSunday is a big day for elections: Armenia and Kosovo vote in parliamentary polls, and Peru votes in a run-off presidential election. In Peru, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori has a narrow polling lead over leftist candidate Roberto Sanchez.
Armenia and Kosovo will hold parliamentary elections and Peru will hold a presidential runoff. A narrow polling lead for Keiko Fujimori over Roberto Sanchez.
Open source reportTwo right-leaning candidates are leading the presidential polls, but - with a record 35 candidates contesting the race - it's likely to go to a runoff.
Peru will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on April 12. Two right-leaning candidates lead a 35-candidate presidential field; a runoff is likely.
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