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LIMA/TACABAMBA — Peruvian leftist candidate Pedro Castillo cast his ballot on Sunday in a tightly contested presidential runoff with rightist Keiko Fujimori…
Share on Twitter Peruvians will pick a president on Sunday in an election that has bitterly divided them by class and geography, with urban and higher-income citizens preferring right-wing Keiko Fujimori while the rural poor support leftist political novice Pedro Castillo. Polls in the runoff election are to open at 7am (local time) in most of the country’s 11,700 voting centres, with official results starting to arrive from 11:30pm. The voting is happening days after Peru almost tripled its coronavirus death toll following a government review. Peru now has the world's worst...
The process to elect Peru's next President and two Vice-Presidents for the 2021-2026 term has started all over the country and overseas as part of the runoff election.
By Marco Aquino and Marcelo Rochabrun LIMA/TACABAMBA, Peru -Peruvians began voting to pick a president on Sunday in an election that has bitterly divided them by class and geography, with urban and higher-income citizens preferring right-wing Keiko Fujimori while the rural poor support leftist political novice Pedro Castillo. Polls in the runoff election began to open at 7 a.m. (1200 GMT), with long queues building up early at some centres in the capital Lima of people bundled up against the cold of the southern hemisphere late autumn. Citizens have been invited to vote according to their n...