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Police Raid Former Election Official Amid Clean Election Claim

4/25/2026

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Police entered up to 12 properties linked to former electoral official Piero Corvetto in a judge-approved corruption probe.
Anti-corruption police raided Corvetto’s Miraflores home on Friday, seized phones, laptops and documents as his lawyer said prosecutors’ request for detention was denied, noting his cooperation.
EU observers found no fraud evidence while election officials said 95% of votes were counted, showing Keiko Fujimori at roughly 17% and a close second-place race.

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Police entered up to 12 properties linked to former electoral official Piero Corvetto in a judge-approved corruption probe.
Anti-corruption police raided Corvetto’s Miraflores home on Friday, seized phones, laptops and documents as his lawyer said prosecutors’ request for detention was denied, noting his cooperation.
EU observers found no fraud evidence while election officials said 95% of votes were counted, showing Keiko Fujimori at roughly 17% and a close second-place race.