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Elecciones en Perú, un ejercicio para la paciencia

A 12 días de la segunda ronda electoral, el país suramericano sigue sin la proclamación oficial del presidente que tomará posesión el 28 de julio. Tras un lento escrutinio, las impugnaciones presentadas por Keiko Fujimori extienden el proceso y elevan la tensión

Peru's leftist presidential candidate Pedro Castillo, of the Peru Libre party, speaks during a press conference with the foreign press association at his party's headquarters in Lima on June 15, 2021. - Castillo, narrowly leading in the vote count, rejected calls from the right-wing camp for elections held nine days ago to be annulled. "The calls continue for an election to be annulled," Castillo told foreign journalists, adding: "we are patiently awaiting a result" even as his rival Keiko Fujimori has claimed fraud and members of her entourage have called for new elections to be held. (Photo by Ernesto BENAVIDES / AFP)
Peru's leftist presidential candidate Pedro Castillo, of the Peru Libre party, speaks during a press conference with the foreign press association at his party's headquarters in Lima on June 15, 2021. - Castillo, narrowly leading in the vote count, rejected calls from the right-wing camp for elections held nine days ago to be annulled. "The calls continue for an election to be annulled," Castillo told foreign journalists, adding: "we are patiently awaiting a result" even as his rival Keiko Fujimori has claimed fraud and members of her entourage have called for new elections to be held. (Photo by Ernesto BENAVIDES / AFP) ERNESTO BENAVIDES

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Han pasado 12 días desde que se efectuó la segunda ronda electoral y todavía no ha sido proclamado el vencedor oficialmente de los comicios ni se sabe cuánto tiempo más podría tomar. Aunque el nuevo presidente asumirá el 28 de julio.

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