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Keiko Fujimori Secures Narrow Victory in Peru's Presidential Election

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The official vote count for Peru's presidential runoff has concluded, revealing Keiko Fujimori as the winner with 50.13% of valid votes, a narrow margin over her opponent Roberto Sánchez, who received 49.86%. Fujimori garnered 9,223,396 votes compared to Sánchez's 9,173,755, resulting in a difference of just 49,641 votes. This announcement comes more than twenty days after the election held on June 7, and initiates the legal procedures for the official proclamation of results by the National Jury of Elections (JNE). The team for Sánchez has yet to comment on the results.

Key Details: • Official vote count completed with 100% reporting. • Election held on June 7, results announced on a Monday. • Fujimori's total votes: 9,223,396; Sánchez: 9,173,755. • Difference of 49,641 votes between the candidates.

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PeruKeiko FujimoriRoberto SánchezOficina Nacional de Procesos ElectoralesJurado Nacional de Elecciones

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