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Lima, Jun 6 (EFE).- Peru's right-wing presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori was ahead of the leftist Pedro Castillo in the presidential elections Sunday, according to an exit poll which has yet to allow her to claim the victory.According to the polls carried out by Ipsos for the América Televisión channel, which has a margin of error of 3 percent, Fujimori gathered 50.3 percent of the valid votes compared to 49.7 percent that Castillo received. (Camera: MIKHAIL HUACÁN).SHOT LIST: KEIKO FUJIMORI'S SUPPORTERS CELEBRATE AS THE EXIT POLL SUGGEST THAT SHE WINS THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN LIMA, PERU.
Lima, Jun 8 (EFE).- Peru's presidential candidate Pedro Castillo from Free Peru party has received 113,193 votes more than his rival Keiko Fujimori of the right-wing Popular Force, in the presidential elections, where 96.86 percent of the votes have already been counted. (Camera:MIKHAIL HUACAN).SHOT LIST: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE PEDRO CASTILLO SPEAKS WITH HIS SUPPORTERS IN LIMA, PERU.SOUND BITE:PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE PEDRO CASTILLO (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATION: I call on the electoral authorities, please be respectful for Peru, for democracy, for our country. Let's not taint the will of the Peruvian people.
Lima, Jun 7 (EFE).- Presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori on Monday claimed that "systematic fraud" was perpetrated in Peru's presidential runoff, pointing out a series of alleged irregularities that she attributes to her opponent Pedro Castillo's Free Peru party.In a press conference, Fujimori said that a series of irregularities were detected in the elections held on Sunday that "worries us" and added that it is "important to highlight it." (Camera:MIKHAIL HUACAN).SHOT LIST: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE KEIKO FUJIMORI SPEAKS ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL RUNOFF IN LIMA, PERU. SOUND BITE: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE KEIKO FUJIMORI (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATION: We have noticed that there has been an attempt on the part of Free Peru to distort or delay the results that reflect the people's will and I am referring to the process of contesting election results. They try to prevent those with the highest vote for Popular Force from being counted "
Lima, Jun 6 (EFE).- Peru's right-wing presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori made Sunday a call "for prudence, calm and peace" as the country awaited for for the official results of the presidential elections.In a brief message from the premises of the Fujimori party Fuerza Popular in Lima, Fujimori assured that she received the results with great joy but also with caution as the data from the exit poll of the Ipsos gave a technical tie between both candidates, although with a slight advantage for her. (Camera: RODRIGO DÍAZ).SHOT LIST: KEIKO FUJIMORI SPEAKS AS THE COUNTRY AWAITS OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS IN LIMA, PERU.SOUND BITE: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, KEIKO FUJIMORI (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATION:- The results were, without a doubt, received with great joy but seeing that the margin is so small, it is important to maintain prudence. And I say that for all Peruvians. (00:16 - 00:37).- This campaign has already ended and it will be essential to build bridges and find spaces for dialogue between all political groups (00:40 - 01:01).- There is no winner or loser here. What you have to look for is the unity among all Peruvians. And for that reason, I call for prudence, calm and peace from both sides, whether you have voted for us or not. (01:02 - 01:33).
Lima, Jun 3 (EFE).- With promises of economic and political change, to "save" Peru from "communism" and to defeat Covid-19, presidential candidates Pedro Castillo and Keiko Fujimori closed their campaigning ahead of the second round of elections on Sunday.Leftist Castillo and the right-wing Fujimori staged massive rallies on Thursday in the central Plaza Dos de Mayo and the district of Villa El Salvador, respectively, despite gatherings being prohibited due to the health emergency.Without the authorities intervening, the rallies were the culmination of one of the most polarized campaigns of recent decades in a country faced with proposals for economic and political change on one hand, and a defense of the neoliberal model that has prevailed for three decades, on the other. (Camera: MIKHAIL HUACAN). SHOT LIST: THE CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF PERU KEIKO FUJIMORI, FROM THE FUERZA POPULAR PARTY, GREETS AND ADDRESSES SUPPORTERS DURING AN EVENT MARKING THE CLOSURE OF HER CAMPAIGN AHEAD OF THE SECOND ROUND OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS, AT THE LAS PALOMAS OVAL IN THE VILLA EL SALVADOR DISTRICT IN LIMA, PERU.
Polls have closed and the vote counting begins in polling stations in the Senegalese capital. Volunteers open up sealed ballot boxes and start counting the ballot papers from the first round of the country's presidential election. IMAGES
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