Peruvians go to the polls on Sunday in a presidential election runoff. The winner will become the country's ninth president in a decade, according to The Guardian.
Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of 1990s leader Alberto Fujimori, is competing in the race. Fox News identified her opponent as Roberto Sánchez, while The Guardian referred to him as "a congressman."
Fox News described Fujimori as a "pro-US conservative" and Sánchez as a "leftist." The outlet stated that the race could determine Peru's alignment with Washington or result in a leftward shift.
The Guardian characterized the election as presenting a "straight left-right choice" for voters.
Alberto Fujimori served as Peru's leader during the 1990s. Keiko Fujimori is his daughter.
The runoff election is scheduled for Sunday.
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