The majority of the Peruvians sentiment is to respect the presidential electoral results and have Pedro Castillo, a school teacher, and union leader be sworn in as the next president of Peru. However, the word on the Peruvian streets is that plans for a coup d’etat are in motion.

Listen to Karina García talking directly with the Peruvian voices, participants of the march of 19th of June against the possibility of a coup d’etat. Fujimori denies accepting the defeat at the ballots and requests for nullity of about 200 000 votes of the rural, Andean and poor areas where Castillo won overwhelmingly.

We interview the Peruvian expert in law Carlos Gonzales Palacios to explain to us in detail this legal imbroglio and the possibility and implications of an upcoming new constitution for Peru.