PERUVIAN STUDENT PROTEST AGAINST FRAUD IN LIMA, 2000-04-12 (photo)

A student holds up a poster reading "No Fraud" during a vigil in front of the Justice Palace in Lima, April 11. With 87 percent of ballots counted, the National Election Office said President Alberto Fujimori, running for an unprecedented third term, had crept up to 49.96 percent support, compared with 40.28 percent for Alejandro Toledo, a free marketeer with populist touches. Warning of civil disorder, Fujimori's rival Toledo, said he would not recognize the result if the president passed the 50 percent needed for an outright win, and he urged the incumbent to meet him and negotiate a peaceful solution. MB