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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).
Kenyans in Nairobi cast their votes and election officials seal ballot boxes as they prepare to begin the counting process. Kenyans have voted largely peacefully as two political heavyweights battle it out in a high-stakes race for the presidency of the East African powerhouse. IMAGES
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Poles begin voting in a knife-edge presidential election between a populist incumbent closely allied with US President Donald Trump and a europhile liberal who wants to restore ties with Brussels. IMAGES
Polish president Andrzej Duda casts his vote in the first round of the country's presidential election. Polls indicate that Duda, backed by the governing Law and Justice (PiS) party, will fall short of a majority and there will need to be a run-off on July 12. Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, a liberal from the Civic Platform (PO) opposition party who has promised to heal ties with Brussels, is predicted to be his rival in the second round. IMAGES
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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