Sánchez's Party Demands Nullification of Overseas Votes Favoring Fujimori

The political party Juntos por el Perú, led by leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez, has filed a legal action seeking to annul all overseas votes in the recent presidential election, where right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori gained a crucial lead of nearly 90,000 votes. The lawsuit, submitted to the Superior Court of Justice in Lima, argues that recent changes in the voting process violated electoral integrity principles. With 99.05% of votes counted, Fujimori currently leads by 33,000 votes. Sánchez previously attempted to challenge the validity of hundreds of voting tables in Argentina and the U.S., but his requests were dismissed due to late submission. He continues to advocate for electoral transparency and the protection of citizens' voting rights.

Key Details: • Lawsuit filed on June 7, 2023, demanding annulment of overseas votes. • Fujimori leads by 33,000 votes with 99.05% of ballots counted. • Previous requests to annul votes in Argentina and the U.S. were rejected. • Sánchez claims delays in receiving voting documents hindered timely challenges.