VOICED : Seguidores de Kuczynski y Fujimori defienden sus votos

The transcript discusses the uncertainty in Peru during the final stages of the presidential election count. Pedro Pablo Kuczynski holds a slight lead over Keiko Fujimori, with 99.08% of votes counted. Fujimori's supporters remain hopeful, anticipating votes from central jungle regions where they have strong support. Additionally, overseas votes are expected to arrive by the weekend, potentially affecting the final results.

What was the mood among Peruvians as the election results were being counted?

• Excitement

• Uncertainty

• Confidence

• Indifference

What percentage of votes did Pedro Pablo Kuczynski have with 99.08% of the official count?

• 48.50%

• 50.16%

• 51.00%

• 49.84%

Why were Fujimori's supporters still hopeful despite the close competition?

• They expected votes from the central jungle areas.

• They believed in a recount.

• They were confident in their campaign strategy.

• They had more financial resources.

What were Kuczynski's supporters doing as the results were being counted?

• Campaigning for more votes

• Celebrating victory

• Waiting outside the electoral office

• Protesting

When were the final results of the election expected to be available?

• Immediately

• In a month

• The next day

• By the end of the week