Lima (AFP) – “We have not found any objective elements to say that the narrative of fraud could have concrete grounds at this point,” says the head of the European Union’s election observer mission, Annalisa Corrado, when asked at a press conference whether there was evidence of fraud in Peru’s elections. Official counts from Sunday’s elections, which ran into Monday due to logistical issues, show right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori as the front-runner with around 17 percent of votes, with more than 87 percent of ballots counted.
