Peruvian presidential election narrows to two candidates

After 33 days of vote counting, Peru's presidential election has narrowed its field from approximately 35 initial candidates to two. The remaining contenders are right-wing populist Keiko Fujimori and her left-wing rival, Roberto Sanchez. Fujimori has publicly advocated for a government focused on "restoring order." The prolonged counting period has characterized the initial stage of the election, setting the stage for the final contest between these two candidates.

Sources: Le Monde