Keiko Fujimori is on course to win Peru's presidential election after taking a narrow lead with nearly all ballots counted. Analysts say her victory would mark the return of Fujimorism in a more pragmatic form, reflecting growing public concern over crime and a broader rightward political shift in Latin America.

Peru's presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori holds a press conference at her party's headquarters as the electoral board reviews contested ballots from the June 7 runoff election…

After three defeats and a two-week count, Keiko Fujimori holds a near-unbeatable lead for Peru's presidency, but her rival is alleging fraud.