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Fujimori Clings to Narrow Lead as Peru Vote Count Tightens

Lima-Peru’s conservative presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori held a slim lead on Monday in the country’s closely contested runoff election, with

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Peru Votes in Fragmented Election as Runoff Appears Inevitable

Lima— Peruvians voted on Sunday in a crowded presidential and congressional election, with more than 30 candidates competing in a