LIMA, Peru (AP) — Presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez said Tuesday that he'll refuse to recognize results of Peru’s June 7 presidential runoff if officials count ballots cast by Peruvians overseas
LIMA, Peru (AP) — Presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez said Tuesday that he’ll refuse to recognize results of Peru’s June 7 presidential runoff if officials count ballots cast by Peruvians overseas that he alleges were processed improperly.
With 99.72% of votes counted, Sánchez trails conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori by just 40,000 votes and is expected to lose the election, once authorities finish processing tally sheets. More than 18 million Peruvians participated in the runoff.
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El progresista Sánchez no reconocerá los resultados de las elecciones de Perú
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Roberto Sánchez pide anular los votos en el exterior, lo que le haría ganar las elecciones en Perú - EFE
Elecciones en Perú: Roberto Sánchez pide anular los votos en el exterior, lo que le convertiría en el ganador
El candidato Roberto Sánchez solicitará anular la votación de peruanos en el extranjero - EFE
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