Napoleón Becerra, candidate for President of Peru, dies in traffic accident

A man with short white hair wears a blue jacket with a yellow and white logo, positioned behind a transparent lectern with a microphone. Dark background with visible painting and chairs. Napoleón Becerra, candidate for the presidency of Peru who died as a result of a traffic accident Partido Politico de los Trabajadores y Emprendedores del Peru/Facebook The candidate for President of Peru for the Workers and Entrepreneurs Party (PTE), Napoleón Becerra, died in a traffic accident while on his way to a campaign event, local authorities confirmed this Sunday (15). Becerra was president of the center party and appeared in the last positions in the polls among the more than 30 candidates who will contest the elections on April 12th. 📱Download the g1 app to see the news in real time and for free. Polls place Rafael López Aliaga ahead in voting intentions. The accident occurred near the city of Ayacucho, in southern Peru, when the car in which the candidate was traveling overturned for reasons that are being investigated. See the videos that are trending on g1 “Candidate Becerra has already died,” Balvin Huamani, mayor of the district of Pilpichaca, told broadcaster RPP. According to his report, he himself took Becerra, 61 years old, to a health center, where the candidate was confirmed dead. The National Elections Court (JNE) lamented Becerra’s death, and wished the speedy recovery of the three people who accompanied him and who were injured in the accident.

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