The battle for the second spot in Peru’s presidential runoff against conservative Keiko Fujimori continued on Tuesday after a chaotic first round of voting that deepened voter anger.

Two days after Peruvians went to the polls to choose their ninth president in a decade, they are still waiting to know who will advance alongside Fujimori to June’s second round.

Sunday’s election was marred by logistical problems that prevented tens of thousands of people from casting a ballot.

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