Keiko Fujimori is poised to be declared the winner of the presidential election, establishing an irreversible lead over her leftist opponent, Roberto Sánchez. Her victory was largely secured by votes cast from abroad. Fujimori acknowledged the challenges ahead, stating she will govern a deeply fragmented country. The final vote count confirms a significant margin, effectively ending Sánchez’s campaign. This marks a return to power for the Fujimori family, decades after Alberto Fujimori’s controversial presidency. Analysts predict a difficult term as Fujimori navigates a polarized political landscape and addresses widespread social divisions. The remaining steps involve formal proclamation of results and transition of power preparations.