The leftist Castillo confirms his victory in the Peruvian elections with 100% scrutiny
The Peruvian right-wing candidate
Keiko Fujimori
announced on Monday that she will recognize the results of the second round of the presidential elections that faced her on June 6 with the leftist
Pedro Castillo,
and that they will be proclaimed in the next few hours by the National Elections Jury ( JNE).
"Today I announce that fulfilling my commitments made to all Peruvians ...
I will recognize the results, because it is what the law and the Constitution that I have sworn to uphold,"
said Fujimori during a presentation to the press.
The candidate remarked that she will accept the official proclamation despite the fact that, in her opinion, it is "illegitimate" because they have "discovered something that is already unobjectionable: Peru Libre (Castillo's party)
has stolen thousands of votes from us on the day of the choice".
Fujimori offered this statement shortly after the JNE confirmed that
this week it will proclaim and deliver credentials to the next president of Peru,
who according to the official count has been Castillo by just over 44,000 votes difference.
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