Lawyers in Peru on Wednesday filed a criminal complaint against conservative presidential candidate Rafael López Aliaga, accusing him of “interfering” with the nation’s elections and demanding his immediate arrest.
López Aliaga, who served as mayor of the capital city of Lima, is one of the 35 candidates who appeared on the ballot in Sunday’s presidential elections, representing the conservative Popular Renewal (RP) party. Sunday’s election was marred by logistical delays and a slow vote-counting process that, at press time Thursday morning, has not concluded.
Given the large number of candidates, all polling firms projected that no candidate…
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