00:01On the other hand, around 2,000 supporters of the presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez
00:05marched through the streets of Lima on Friday,
00:08criticizing what they described as a failure by the Peruvian authorities
00:11to ensure the return of overseas ballot for Peru's presidential run of election.
00:16The demonstration comes as more than 99% of the ballots have been counted,
00:21and both sides continue to file challenges to the vote alley.
00:25According to preliminary results from Peru's National Office of Electoral Processes,
00:30conservative candidate Keiko Fuyumori leads with 50,113% of the vote,
00:37while Sánchez has 49,887%.
00:42Sánchez's slogan included in Keiko,
00:45keep your hands up my votes and no to fraud, respect the vote.
00:48Some also carried signs reading Freedom for Castillo,
00:52referring to Sánchez's political ally and former president Pedro Castillo.
00:56While Sánchez has not claimed electoral fraud,
00:58many demonstrators repeated those allegations during the march.
01:08In the coming hours, our legal team will lodge an appeal.
01:13And what do the law and the regulations say?
01:16When legal certainty is breached,
01:18when the chain of custody is breached,
01:23the diplomatic pouch and the assurance that the vote has been respected,
01:28the legal provisions state that the appropriate course of action is to annul the elections.
01:35Let's talk about it.
01:35Existion�.
01:35VampirazzTA.
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