López Aliaga threatens to imprison Peru's electoral authority if results are proclaimed
Political tension rises in Peru. Rafael López Aliaga threatened the president of the National Elections Jury and once again denounced, without presenting proof, an alleged fraud that would leave him out of the presidential runoff.
TL;DR
- Rafael López Aliaga threatened JNE president Roberto Burneo with jail time.
- López Aliaga alleges fraud without evidence and demands an international audit.
- He claims thousands of votes were stolen and calls for new elections.
- With 99.5% of votes counted, Keiko Fujimori leads, and López Aliaga is in a tight race with Roberto Sánchez for the second runoff position.
- López Aliaga alleges an international conspiracy to make Peru socialist and claims the ONPE is "full of reds" and controlled by the Foro de Sao Paulo.
- He accuses the ONPE of fabricating votes for Roberto Sánchez.