Peruvians march in Lima following shift in election vote count LIMA, PERU - JUNE 13: Hundreds of citizens marched through the streets of downtown after the latest election results were released on June 13, 2026, in Lima, Peru. Supporters and citizen groups marched toward the headquarters of the National Jury of Elections after presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori moved into the lead in the official vote count, following several days in which left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez had maintained a slight advantage. With 98.25% of ballots processed, the gap between the two candidates is fewer than 5,000 votes. The demonstration reflected the anticipation and political tension gripping the country as the vote count continues in one of the closes
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Peruvians march in Lima following shift in election vote count LIMA, PERU - JUNE 13: Hundreds of citizens marched through the streets of downtown after the latest election results were released on June 13, 2026, in Lima, Peru. Supporters and citizen groups marched toward the headquarters of the National Jury of Elections after presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori moved into the lead in the official vote count, following several days in which left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez had maintained a slight advantage. With 98.25% of ballots processed, the gap between the two candidates is fewer than 5,000 votes. The demonstration reflected the anticipation and political tension gripping the country as the vote count continues in one of the closes
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