What's happening with the contested ballots in Peru's election?

Race is razor‑thin — about 1,300 votes separate the candidates out of roughly 18 million, while some 400,000 votes from ~1,600 polling stations remain under review.
Many contested ballots come from Lima and overseas and have tended to favor Keiko Fujimori, so the review could be decisive and both campaigns are watching closely.
A three‑member electoral jury will examine flagged tallies (including public hearings and appeals); the process can take weeks, with an official winner expected by July 15.