Rafael Lopez Aliaga, a Christian nationalist battling for a spot in Peru's presidential runoff, is seen as the Andean country's answer to US President Donald Trump
Peru's social-democratic presidential candidate Jorge Nieto is locked in three-way race for the second spot in the presidential runoff, against conservative Keiko Fujimori
Rafael Lopez Aliaga, a Christian nationalist battling for a spot in Peru's presidential runoff, is seen as the Andean country's answer to US President Donald Trump
Luis ROBAYO
Peru's social-democratic presidential candidate Jorge Nieto is locked in three-way race for the second spot in the presidential runoff, against conservative Keiko Fujimori
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Peru's left-wing presidential candidate Roberto Sanchez could be the surprise runner-up of the first round and grab a spot in June's runoff round
Connie FRANCE
Peruvian right-wing presidential hopeful Rafael Lopez Aliaga gathered hundreds of supporters in Lima
Luis ROBAYO
Left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez rose to second place in the Peru presidential election's ongoing vote count
Connie FRANCE
Ultraconservative Rafael Lopez Aliaga alleged voter fraud and threatened to call mass protests
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Keiko Fujimori, the frontrunner in Peru's presidential election, waves as she leaves her office in Lima
Left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez climbed to second place in Peru's presidential election on Wednesday, positioning himself as a surprise rival to conservative frontrunner Keiko Fujimori in a June runoff.
With over 91 percent of ballots tallied, the daughter of divisive former president Alberto Fujimori, herself a perennial presidential hopeful, garnered nearly 17 percent of the vote, followed by Sanchez with 12 percent.
