Keiko Fujimori has officially recognized the victory of President-elect Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in the 2016 presidential election. Fujimori held a press conference on Friday to announce her party’s acceptance of Full Article »
Peru’s elections authority announced on Thursday that Pedro Pablo Kuczynski had defeated Keiko Fujimori in the 2016 presidential election. National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) director Mariano Cucho announced in Full Article »
With over 99% of votes counted, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has maintained an insurmountable lead over Keiko Fujimori in Peru’s 2016 presidential election. With 99.8% of ballots counted, Kuczynski had won Full Article »
While the election is too early to call, exit polls indicate Pedro Pablo Kuczynski will defeat Keiko Fujimori to become Peru’s president from 2016 to 2021. Exit polls conducted by Full Article »
Recent polls show frontrunner Keiko Fujimori’s lead over Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has closed in the wake of various scandals just before Peru’s presidential runoff vote. Peruvian law prohibits the publishing Full Article »
Peru’s politics took an ugly and familiar turn when Keiko Fujimori’s Popular Force party caused a media scandal during the 2016 runoff election. The story started when it was reported that the Full Article »
Veronika Mendoza, leftist candidate who did not qualify for a runoff in Peru’s 2016 election, has endorsed Pedro Pablo Kuczynski over Keiko Fujimori. Mendoza had previously refused to endorse either Full Article »
Presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori built a significant lead over Pedro Pablo Kuczynski just one week from Peru’s runoff election on June 5. The latest Ipsos poll shows 43% of Peru’s Full Article »
Peru’s Panamericana television network has cancelled one of its news programs after it broadcast an edited audio recording provided by Keiko Fujimori’s running mate. On May 22 “Las Cosas Como Son” Full Article »
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski’s vice presidential candidate Martin Vizcarra is considering pressing charges against Keiko Fujimori for defamation. The former governor of Moquegua said at a press conference that Fujimori may Full Article »
