With 99.05% of votes counted, Keiko Fujimori of the right-wing Juntos por el Perú party currently leads the Peruvian presidential race by a narrow margin of 33,432 votes. This lead has prompted allegations of irregularities and a lack of transparency in the final stages of the vote count from her opponents. Left-leaning factions are responding by calling for public demonstrations. Juntos por el Perú has formally denounced the alleged issues with the tallying process. The close results and accusations are fueling political tension within the country. Official results are pending as the remaining votes are processed and any potential challenges are addressed. The situation remains fluid as Peru awaits a final determination of its next president.