- Peru heads to a tight presidential runoff on June 7 between leftist Roberto Sanchez and conservative Keiko Fujimori.
- The April vote was marred by delivery delays and long counts, denting trust in the system; authorities hired a new logistics firm and say results could take about a month.
- As a top copper and critical‑minerals exporter, Peru’s outcome matters to China and the U.S.: Sanchez pushes contract reviews and more redistribution, Fujimori emphasizes market‑friendly stability.
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