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Police Raid Ex-Election Chief; Fujimori Leads, Sánchez Ahead 20k

4/25/2026

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Police raided election chief Piero Corvetto’s home on April 24, enforcement action since his resignation over the disputed April 12 vote.
Police also searched twelve properties linked to former ONPE officials and contractor Gálaga, alleging collusion, false statements and delays.
Corvetto resigned two days earlier, saying it threatened stability.
Keiko Fujimori leads with 17% after 95% of ballots are counted.
Roberto Sánchez leads Rafael López Aliaga by 20,000 votes.

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Story summary

Police raided election chief Piero Corvetto’s home on April 24, enforcement action since his resignation over the disputed April 12 vote.
Police also searched twelve properties linked to former ONPE officials and contractor Gálaga, alleging collusion, false statements and delays.
Corvetto resigned two days earlier, saying it threatened stability.
Keiko Fujimori leads with 17% after 95% of ballots are counted.
Roberto Sánchez leads Rafael López Aliaga by 20,000 votes.