Keiko Fujimori Advisor Says Opposition Recognizes Results But Warns of Another Danger | Video | CNN

Peru spent six weeks pending the electoral authority. It was an unprecedented wait, but Pedro Castillo is officially the elected president of Peru. The National Elections Jury proclaimed its victory after declaring inadmissible the appeals presented by his rival, Keiko Fujimori —of Fuerza Popular—, alleging irregularities in the voting, something that Castillo's party has denied at all times. Although Fujimori accepted the results, he has not withdrawn the accusations against Peru Libre. Lourdes Flores Nano, advisor to Keiko Fujimori, assures that now the role of the opposition is to defend the country from "communist penetration and from the pressure of the Castro-Chavista axis that has long wanted to set foot in Peru, unfortunately we feel that it does. has put and has not put it in a good way ".