Peru on Tuesday marked the second day without definitive results from Sunday’s presidential election that can confirm which of the candidates will head to the upcoming June runoff.
The South American nation’s electorate headed to the polls on Sunday for presidential and legislative elections — marking the first elections Peru has held them since 2021, when Marxist former President Pedro Castillo was elected. Over the past years, Peru has experienced a period of political instability that has seen it have nine different presidents in ten years. A streak of impeachments since the 2021 election facilitated this that began with Castillo being…
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