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Peru’s presidential runoff on June 7 could reshape Latin America’s political landscape, pitting Keiko Fujimori’s pro-U.S., free-market stance against Roberto Sánchez’s left-leaning challenge. With nine presidents in ten years, voters crave stability—and this razor-close race may take days to resolve. A Fujimori win would deepen U.S. alignment in the region, while Sánchez’s platform risks challenging Washington’s influence. For a country deeply divided and teeming with 27 million voters, this election isn’t just national—it’s a regional bellwether.
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