Peruvian Police Raid Ex-Election Chief's Home

0:00It's April 24th. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News today, powered by AI. Peruvian police just raided the home of Pierro Corvedo, the former head of the country's election agency over ballot shortages and irregularities. From the April 12th presidential vote. Earlier this week, Corvedo resigned to build trust ahead of the June 7th runoff, denying any misconduct in a letter to officials. The raid also hit other ex-officials and the rep from Galaga, the firm that transported ballots in Lima. A judge greenlit the search, but turned down a push to detain him. The mess delayed voting by a day, blocking over 52,000 folks from casting ballots on time. Right-wing candidate Rafael Lopez-Aliaga, blasted it as massive fraud, slamming Corvedo hard, but an EU observer team found no fraud signs and called. For calm talk, with over 95% counted, Keiko Fujimori leads at 17.05%, Roberto Sanchez sits at 12.03, and Lopez-Aliaga at 11.90. Officials aim to name runoff finalists

1:07by May 15th as probes keep rolling.