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  1. Civil society monitors the presidential election process in Peru, where Keiko Fujimori is a leading candidate.
  2. Civil society monitors the presidential election process in Peru, where Keiko Fujimori is a leading candidate.
  3. Civil society monitors the presidential election process in Peru, where Keiko Fujimori is a leading candidate.
  4. Roberto Sánchez and Keiko Fujimori are involved in the Peruvian presidential runoff election and seeking confirmation of the results.

Keiko Fujimori won the Peruvian Presidential election, while Roberto Sánchez narrowly lost the runoff. International figures like Narendra Modi acknowledged the victory.

16 reports, 8 independent Updated Jul 31
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Keiko Fujimori won the Peruvian Presidential election, while Roberto Sánchez narrowly lost the runoff. International figures like Narendra Modi acknowledged the victory.

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  1. Fujimori's inauguration marks a new phase of political stability in Peru, affirmed by US support.1 source
  2. Keiko Fujimori is congratulated on her victory and marked by cultural exchange, including recognition from Marco Rubio.1 source
  3. The political movement views her election as a return to order.1 source
  4. Keiko Fujimori won the Peruvian presidential election using overseas votes.1 source
  5. Fujimori wins Peruvian presidency; Modi extends greetings; India commits to bilateral ties.1 source

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