The right-wing presidential candidate warned of imminent acts of electoral fraud during the suffrage process.
The candidate also announced that he will file a formal complaint and that he will provide more details in his official statement. His position is framed in a political scenario characterized by fragmentation and institutional distrust, where logistical incidents take on greater relevance and generate critical interpretations by different actors
Experts agree that, although the problems reported correspond to organizational failures, their magnitude could have had effects on voter turnout, especially in areas where voters faced long delays or difficulties in casting their votes. These types of situations, even when they do not respond to a deliberate intention, can affect the perception of fairness and transparency in
the process.
Meanwhile, the ONPE reiterated its commitment to ensure the proper conduct of the elections and assured that it will continue to work to resolve any outstanding issues. However, the organization now faces the challenge of responding to questions and strengthening citizen trust in the midst of a particularly sensitive context
.The conference announced by López Aliaga is shaping up to be a key moment in the post-election day, as it could increase political tension during the decisive hours of counting votes. Meanwhile, the recorded incidents and the candidate's statements have highlighted the need for a thorough review of the process, with the objective of ensuring the transparency and legitimacy of the final results
.Presidential candidate Rafael López Aliaga denounced acts of fraud in the general elections of 2026 in Peru, in the midst of a day marked by serious logistical problems that affected the normal development of the process. The leader of Popular Renewal also announced that he will hold a press conference in the next few hours to explain his position in detail and support his questions about electoral transparency
.His statements came after the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) recognized delays in the distribution of electoral material and in the installation of voting stations in different regions of the country. These problems generated long waits among voters and caused election day to start hours late in several locations, affecting the regular flow of
citizen participation.Throughout the day, several reports showed that the logistical failures were not isolated, but were repeated in multiple parts of the national territory. Although the ONPE assured that it deployed measures to regularize the situation and ensure the continuity of the electoral process, the initial impact of these delays left a climate of discomfort
and uncertainty among voters.
In this context, López Aliaga argued that these problems compromise the transparency of the process and reinforce the warnings he had already issued during the election campaign about the possibility of irregularities. Although so far he has not presented concrete evidence of systematic fraud, his statements are based on deficiencies recognized by the electoral authority itself, which has helped to intensify the public debate on the legitimacy of the day
