Política

Comienza conteo de votos en Perú, sondeo da primer lugar a izquierdista Pedro Castillo

Maestro y sindicalista obtiene 16% de votos en encuesta a boca de urna de la firma Ipsos. Se pronostica una definición de la contienda en segunda ronda

Peruvian presidential candidate for the radical leftist party Peru Libre (Free Peru), Pedro Castillo, holds up a giant pencil and a hat during the closing rally of his campaign in Lima on April 8, 2021. - Castillo 51-year-old school teacher native of Cajamarca, aspires to surprise the elections in Peru, after leaving anonymity in 2017 by leading a long strike by the teachers. He gained prominence with options to move on to the decisive second round, during the electoral debates, according to the polls. (Photo by Gian MASKO / AFP)
Peruvian presidential candidate for the radical leftist party Peru Libre (Free Peru), Pedro Castillo, holds up a giant pencil and a hat during the closing rally of his campaign in Lima on April 8, 2021. - Castillo 51-year-old school teacher native of Cajamarca, aspires to surprise the elections in Peru, after leaving anonymity in 2017 by leading a long strike by the teachers. He gained prominence with options to move on to the decisive second round, during the electoral debates, according to the polls. (Photo by Gian MASKO / AFP) GIAN MASKO
El candidato presidencial Pedro Castillo, del partido Perú Libre, sostiene un lápiz gigante mientras se dirige al público en su acto de cierre de campaña, este domingo, en Lima. Foto: AFP. (GIAN MASKO/AFP)

Lima. A las 7 p. m. de este domingo cerraron los centros de votación en Perú. A esa hora comenzó el conteo de los votos de las reñidas elecciones presidenciales y legislativas, mientras la pandemia de coronavirus no da tregua al país.

Los peruanos acudieron a las urnas a elegir un presidente entre 18 candidatos, sin ningún favorito.

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