The National Election Jury reported through its social networks that the investigations filed by the Public Ministry regarding the complaints filed by People’s Force They have reached nine.
“The investigations filed by the Public Ministry are updated to nine for alleged forgery of signatures of polling station members in the 2021 General Elections denounced by the Fuerza Popular party. The JNE was notified,” the entity specified on its Twitter account.
JNE tweet about filed complaints. Photo: Twitter
Likewise, it was reported that the accusations were made in the provinces of Huancavelica Y Cuzco.
“These are complaints made in the districts of Arma, province of Castrovirreyna, department of Huancavelica, and in the district of Sicuani, province of Canchis, in Cusco. These two cases are added to the seven previously archived”, added the JNE.
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JNE tweet about filed complaints. Photo: Twitter
Investigation of the Prosecutor’s Office confirms that there was no electoral fraud
On the other hand, in January of this year it was confirmed that there was no fraud through six resolutions of different provincial prosecutors who investigated the complaints about alleged irregularities in the polling stations presented by Fuerza Popular in the second electoral round of the General Elections 2021.
The resolutions stated that there are no convincing elements to formalize or continue with the preparatory investigation for the alleged commission of a crime against public faith, in the form of forgery of documents during the second presidential election of the elections.
Keiko Fujimori insists that there was electoral fraud
Eight months after the end of the second round of the 2021 General Elections, the former presidential candidate of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimoriinsisted that there was an alleged fraud despite the filing of complaints for alleged false signatures in electoral records where the now president peter castle received the most votes.
“I understand that only seven of the hundreds of complaints that were made have been analyzed,” he said on RPP. However, only 17 cases remain in preliminary investigation to be resolved.
