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Peru election result close as vote counting continues

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Peru election result close as vote counting continues
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"It's not right that we go out to work and don't know if we'll come back alive."Getty ImagesSupporters of Roberto Sanchez gathered in Lima on Sunday night. But his policies have rattled financial markets.His supporters fiercely criticised Fujimori and her father's legacy.

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Peru election result close as vote counting continues21 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleIone WellsSouth America correspondent, Lima, PeruEPA/ReutersPeru's presidential election is stuck in a statistical tie, echoing previous vote counts that have dragged on for days or even weeks.About 94.9% of votes have been tallied in the latest official count, which has put the left-wing candidate Roberto Sánchez on a marginal lead of 50.10%, compared with the right-wing Keiko Fujimori on 49.90%.Fujimori led early results and exit polls, but Sánchez has been gaining ground since Sunday night as ballots from rural regions come in.Fujimori is a mainstay of Peruvian politics, while Sánchez has promised broad economic reforms.

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