Faced with an unmanageable electoral offering and an institutional system in crisis, gamification played an educational role that the formal system and the media have failed to fulfill, encouraging youth participation in voting.

Disparate figures across institutions expose a fragmented state that hinders the prevention of lethal violence against women.

The scenarios that open up depend on how much the political system can absorb the discontent arising from the result of this first presidential election.

Elections in Peru reveal a profound political crisis marked by fragmentation, weak party structures, and an economic model that erodes representation and democratic stability.

Peru heads into elections marked by political fragmentation, uncertainty, and a fatigued democracy that points to a decisive runoff.

The Peruvian Congress has turned political chaos into a strategy to concentrate power and move toward an authoritarianism built from within Parliament itself.