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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.

Political figures, including Jaime Quito, are publicly opposing the legitimacy of Keiko Fujimori's political status.

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Political figures, including Jaime Quito, are publicly opposing the legitimacy of Keiko Fujimori's political status.

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Jaime QuitoKeiko Fujimori

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  1. Opposition, including Jaime Quito, rejected the executive branch's request for extraordinary legislative powers.1 source
  2. Keiko Fujimori made a legislative request and met with opposition caucuses of Ahora Nación.Sub-event
  3. Political figures oppose Fujimori's legitimacy amid election dispute.1 source

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Roberto Sánchez and Keiko Fujimori are involved in the Peruvian presidential runoff election and seeking confirmation of the results.

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