Peru’s leftist candidate Roberto Sanchez qualified Wednesday to compete in a runoff presidential election, results showed hours after he was indicted on charges of campaign finance violations. Sanchez narrowly defeated far-right candidate Rafael Lopez Aliaga and will face conservative Keiko Fujimori in the June 7 run off, according to results released with 99.94 percent of votes from the first round in April counted. Sanchez won 12 percent of votes while Lopez Aliagas took 11.9 percent — a difference of 18,799 votes. The national election commission’s web site showed this margin is more than all the votes that remain to be counted. So Sanchez has squeaked into the runoff. Fujimori led with 17.1 percent in this country with a seemingly revolving-door presidency. It has been through eight such leaders in the past decade.  Read moreFujimori and Sanchez lead Peru’s presidential runoff as count enters final stretch Earlier Wednesday, Peru’s public prosecutor charged Sanchez with campaign finance violations and requested a prison sentence of over five years. The indictment alleges inconsistencies in his political party’s financial reports …