COLLEEN MCEDWARDS, WORLD NEWS: Peruvian election officials have announced that President Alberto Fujimori did not win more than 50 percent of the votes cast on Sunday, meaning that Peru is in for a second round of voting as early as next month. Earlier, we spoke with CNN's Harris Whitbeck on reaction to this news.</s>HARRIS WHITBECK, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Supporters of opposition candidate Alejandro Toledo are very happy tonight. There are celebrations in the streets of downtown Lima. This after their candidate came out onto a balcony and told his supporters that while they have obtained a victory over what he calls attempts to commit major fraud in the first round of voting, they still must be vigilant. He said that there is still a long way to go and that irregularities - the threat of irregularities still exists. Fujimori's campaign reacted as well. The vice presidential candidate criticized the fact that several international organizations and several foreign governments had criticized the results of the election before official results were finally in. Those results came tonight, more than 72 hours after polls closed on Sunday and, as we've said, make a second run-off in this election necessary. President Fujimori came just short of</s>MCEDWARDS: CNN's Harris Whitbeck just a short time ago. Mr. Fujimori is seeking an unprecedented third five-year term. END TO ORDER VIDEOTAPES AND TRANSCRIPTS OF CNN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMING, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE THE SECURE ONLINE ORDER FROM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Peru's Presidential Election Goes To Second Round