Peruvian social movements are backing Roberto Sánchez’s demand for a full review of overseas ballots after Keiko Fujimori was declared president-elect by a razor-thin margin.
Protests in Peru; from working class neighborhoods of the capital city marches were organized toward the center of Lima, watched over by hundreds of police; four people were detained.
“We’re not talking about just one company. We’re talking about a national project; we’re talking about a development hub,” warns the ¡Aquí No! collective.
