Peruvian ballot: Election arbitration panel did not give a deadline to resolve the presentations due to alleged irregularities.

Peru’s National Electoral Arbitration Council (JNE) has agreed to announce only the results of the second round of the June 6 presidential election. When it settles all observed minutes and requests for cancellation after the procedure.

This Tuesday, the National Office of Electoral Processing (ONPE) Left-wing candidate Point Pedro Castillo won with 50.125% of the vote To the right-wing Keiko Fujimori who received 49.875%, 100% of the recorded minutes of the second presidential round.

Once all the ballot papers have been registered, Castillo received 8,835,579 votes, 44,058 more than FujimoriIt received the support of 8,791,521 voters.

Although the count is over, the winner has yet to be announced, because Fujimori party Fursa Popular has demanded the cancellation of hundreds of alleged ballots. He considers this to be part of a “table fraud”.

These requests are being reviewed by JNE Decentralized Offices, which have so far Most were discounted For submission after the deadline or for lack of substantial support. for now None of the orders given by Fujimori were accepted due to defects in form or lack of evidence.

The full session of the Supreme Court noted that since last Monday it has held hearings and public hearings of the parties’ allegations, and then broadcast its discussion sessions live and vote on resources. “In order to provide maximum transparency regarding their decisions before the public.”

Resolutions relating to appeals are sent to the Special Electoral Jurisdictions (JEEs) of each jurisdiction, which in turn send them to the relevant Decentralized Electoral Process Offices (ODPE), if applicable, Enter them in the calculation of results.

Then, when there is no evidence pending for JEE to resolve, They will continue to announce results within the limits of their ability.

Finally, The full session of the JNE will sign the active declaration of the results of the general declaration and provide evidence to the candidate who will accept the Peruvian presidency for the period 2021-2026., In accordance with the Constitution and Electoral Organic Law.

“In this way, the JNE will be an autonomous constitutional body. Continuing with regard to the electoral rules and relevant functions in force, The results of the elections are a faithful reflection of the public, which will be reflected in the elections, “he concluded the full session of the Supreme Court.

In this context, the President of JNE, George Louis Salas Arenas, Called for peaceful pending final discussions: “We must not provoke further divisions, we must rebuild the relations of unity, we must seek consensus for the good of the country. We are a great nation, not two nations, one, we deserve it.”

“Our work is subject to the law and we act with impartiality and transparency.”Added.

Arenas explained that JNE should resolve the appeals of the observed records and that there would be more than that according to the system. 80 appeals. “The announcement of the results of the second presidential round will take place once the resolution of these pending procedures is finalized,” he said.

Through his Popular Force Party, Fujimori “Computer censorship of the process of digitalization of election records,” he demanded.

The reason for claiming the right to this audit is “A series of questions have been found by social networksBetween the registration of the National Electoral Operations Office and the computer system.

“We are only asking for clean elections. All irregularities should be reviewed. We are not going to give up.”Former President’s daughter and political heir Keiko Fujimori wrote on social media this Monday Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000) He is said to be a victim of “formal fraud” and he did not present evidence.

These resources are concentrated in areas Andean, Rural Y Poor Castillo had the most votes, the majority of whom argued were some of the ballot members’ signatures. They differ from the words of the same persons appearing in the civil register.

With information from EFE

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