00:00We continue with other topics also in Peru, as as we were saying, Roberto Sanchez, the left-wing candidate for
00:06Juntos for the Peru Party, called for respect to the preliminary results of the general elections.
00:12The presidential candidate has called for the results to be respected, as the count has placed him as the second
00:16most voted candidate behind Keiko Fujimori.
00:19Sanchez called on the international community to stand by and remain vigilant to ensure that every citizen's vote is respected.
00:25These statements come after conservative candidate Rafael López-Aliaga denounced without evidence an alleged theft of 1.6 million votes.
00:38Today, we call upon all democratic forces in Peru, the international community and the monitors.
00:45If any Peruvian or political group believes that the will of the voters has been distorted, let them prove it,
00:51and let 100% of the vote tallies be made public.
00:54With that as orange, we will submit to democracy in our country.
00:59For his part, the conservative candidate Rafael López-Aliaga spoke out at the headquarters of the national election board to
01:05present his complaints after presidential candidate Roberto Sanchez beat him with 89% of the votes counted.
01:11Aliaga stated that he would not recognize any results while insisting on his allegations of fraud without providing evidence.
01:17The National Electoral Processes Office announced that some polling stations had to wait until Monday to allow voters to cast
01:24their ballots due to a shortage of electoral materials.
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