AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRunoff Confirmed: Peru’s electoral board has officially confirmed the June 7 presidential runoff, with Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez set to face off after the April 12 vote was delayed and then rechecked. The JNE says the first round suffered logistical “flaws” and extended voting in parts of Lima, but observers found no fraud—so the board is now promising fixes and a new committee of national and international experts to oversee the second round. Political Stakes: Fujimori led with 17.19% and Sánchez followed with 12.03%, meaning both will need coalition-building since most voters backed other candidates. Security Update: In Caraga, the Philippine Army says an NPA network structure in Mindanao has collapsed after the surrender of guerrillas and recovery of firearms. Volcano Watch: Peru’s Sabancaya volcano is still sending light ash plumes up to about 25,000 ft, with advisories warning aviation to stay alert.
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