Peru is heading toward a high-stakes presidential run-off election on June 7 after a turbulent first round marked by voting delays and counting irregularities. The disputed process has intensified political tensions in the country, with candidates and observers raising concerns over transparency and election management. As Peru prepares for the decisive second round, voters now face a critical choice that could shape the nation’s economic direction, political stability and public trust in democratic institutions.

Peru Elections: Presidential Race Heads for a Run-Off Amid Allegations of Irregularities

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