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Rival Protests In Peru As Tensions Rise Over Vote

June 23, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Rival Protests In Peru As Tensions Rise Over VoteThis article is published by AlJazeera. Here is an excerpt:

Supporters of socialist Pedro Castillo and conservative Keiko Fujimori took to the streets by the thousands in Peru on Saturday, as tensions rose over the result of a June 6 presidential election.

Castillo, who received 50.125 percent of the vote with a difference of 44,058 ballots, has declared himself the winner.

Fujimori got 49.875 percent of the votes and has made claims of large-scale election fraud.

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