JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: International election monitors in Peru are calling elections there severely compromised by voting irregularities and fraud favoring President Alberto Fujimori's bid for an unprecedented third term in office. CNN's Harris Whitbeck is in Lima with more.</s>HARRIS WHITBECK, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): Since about noon, thousands of supporters of opposition candidate Alejandro Toledo have been gathered outside the international press center in Lima from where opposition candidate Toledo issued a denunciation of the Peruvian electoral process, saying that he will not accept any declaration of a Fujimori victory in a first round of elections. Supporters of the opposition say that they will mount vigils in front of the office that is processing election results to make sure that, that process is as clean as possible. Meanwhile, international observers here say that they cannot certify the legitimacy of this process, because they have seen too many irregularities. This is Harris Whitbeck, CNN, reporting from Lima, Peru.
Election Monitors and Opposition Leaders Question Legitimacy of Peru's Presidential Elections