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Left versus right for Peru presidency

Peru looks likely to have a left versus right run-off for the presidency in June with Pedro Castillo, a rural schoolteacher from the radical left Peru Libre party, leading in the first round of the presidential election. Castillo had 16.3% with more than half the votes counted, according to the ONPE election agency.

Paul Harris in Medellin, Colombia
 Pedro Castillo closing in on first round win

Pedro Castillo closing in on first round win

Right-wing heavyweights Hernado de Soto, Keiko Fujimori and Rafael Lopez Aliaga are scrapping for second place and the chance to contest the run-off. An Ipsos exit poll put Castillo in first place with...

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