War News Updates: Peru Presidential election Still Too Close To Call

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Peru Presidential election Still Too Close To Call Jun 7th 2016, 00:00, by War News Updates Editor Reuters: Peru's Kuczynski has thin lead over Fujimori in presidential vote Former Wall Street executive Pedro Pablo Kuczynski held a razor-thin lead over Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of an imprisoned former authoritarian leader in a vote that may be Peru's closest presidential election in half a century. With 91 percent of all votes counted on Monday, Kuczynski had 50.32 percent support while Fujimori trailed with 49.68 percent. The gap had narrowed from a previous tally. Ballots of Peruvians living abroad will only begin to arrive on Monday night and the count may not be finished until Thursday or Friday, Mariano Cucho, the head of the electoral office ONPE, said. Making up 3.86 percent of the electorate, foreign-based voters mostly live in the United States where Kuczynski stumped for votes. But Fujimori, 41, received strong support from abroad in her first bid for the presidency in 2011, which she narrowly lost to outgoing President Ollanta Humala. Read more .... More News On Peru's Presidential Election Conservative Economist Narrowly Ahead in Peru Election -- AP Peru elections: Keiko Fujimori trails Pedro Pablo Kuczynski -- Washington Post Peru election comes down to last few votes -- Financial Times Peru's Kuczynski sees lead shrink with 92 pct. of votes counted -- EFE Down to the Wire in Peru's Election -- WSJ In Peru, 2 political icons in tight race for president -- CNN A 77-year-old liberal economist appears set for a dramatic victory in Peru's presidential election -- The Economist Who Is Pedro Pablo Kuczynski? In Peru Presidential Elections Results, Former World Bank Economist Leads Keiko Fujimori -- IBTimes

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