Política

Finaliza conteo de votos en Perú con ventaja para Pedro Castillo pero deben resolverse impugnaciones

Líder izquierdista lamentó que políticos de derecha que apoyan a Keiko Fujimori estén pidiendo anular las elecciones por supuesto fraude

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
El candidato presidencial izquierdista de Perú, Pedro Castillo, del partido Perú Libre, habla durante una conferencia de prensa con la asociación de prensa extranjera en la sede de su partido, en Lima, el 15 de junio del 2021. Foto: AFP (ERNESTO BENAVIDES/AFP)

Lima. El candidato presidencial izquierdista Pedro Castillo, que encabeza con 50,12% el escrutinio en Perú, dijo este martes que siguen esperando un resultado oficial y lamentó que políticos de derecha que apoyan a la candidata Keiko Fujimori estén pidiendo anular las elecciones por supuesto fraude.

Nueve días después de una reñida segunda vuelta, el conteo del órgano electoral (ONPE) llegó al 100% de mesas contabilizadas, otorgando a Castillo 8.835.579 votos (50,12%) sobre los 8.791.521 de Fujimori (49,87%).

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