Sánchez desconoce el resultado y denuncia fraude mientras Fujimori se encamina a una ajustada victoria

With over 99.7% of votes counted, right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori holds a narrow lead by just over 40,000 votes in a tense election. Officialist rival Pedro Sánchez has refused to acknowledge the results and is calling for the annulment of overseas votes, accusing the process of fraud. This contentious atmosphere highlights the deep political divisions within the country, with implications for Peru's political stability and future governance as Fujimori inches closer to victory.