¿Keiko Fujimori o Roberto Sánchez? Quién ganará en Perú

Just three days before the historic presidential runoff election this Sunday, June 7, 2026, journalist and political analyst Augusto Álvarez Rodrich dissects a nail-biting virtual tie. From Lima, the director of A3cr.net analyzes the political rise of Keiko Fujimori (Popular Force) after her 500 days in prison and her apology to PPK (Pedro Pablo Kuczynski), contrasting it with the candidacy of Roberto Sánchez (Together for Peru), whom he describes as a shrewd strategist who is exploiting the historical divide between the coast and the southern Andes. An essential analysis of the impact of the 25% of undecided voters and the invisible diaspora that will shape Peru's future. 📌Highlights 00:00 – Introduction: Augusto Álvarez Rodrich and his new digital project, A3cr.net. 01:05 – Virtual Tie: Poll projections for Sunday, June 7. 02:20 – Why is the radical left still gaining votes after Pedro Castillo's debacle? 04:00 – Keiko Fujimori's metamorphosis: Four runoff elections and the lessons of prison. 05:45 – Anti-Fujimorism and the dilemma of the 25% of undecided voters. 07:15 – Roberto Sánchez's economic plan: 1960s-style statism or tactical moderation? 09:10 – The mistakes of Fujimorism: From Alberto Fujimori's self-coup to the congressional siege against PPK. 11:00 – "From simpleton to viper": The profound differences between Castillo and Roberto Sánchez. 13:15 – The social fracture in Peru: Rich versus poor and the neglect of the southern Andes. 15:00 – The invisible diaspora: The real impact of absentee voting and abstention on the electoral register.