A difference of less than 2,000 votes distances the candidate for the Presidency of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, from the leftist Roberto Sánchez, according to the count recorded this Friday, June 12. So far, 98.269% of the minutes have been scrutinized after the second presidential round on June 7. As the country's electoral jury begins to review the contested votes with the initial count to determine the final result, Sánchez asks his opponent at the polls to request “an exhaustive review” of the entire electoral process.