According to preliminary results, anti-graft candidate Bernando Arevalo bucked forecasts to earn 11.8% of the vote, enough to secure a spot on the upcoming ballot.
He trailed only behind former first lady Sandra Torres, with 15.8% of the vote.
"The Mission verified that no serious irregularities were revealed and that no significant changes were registered with respect to the preliminary results of Sunday, June 25," the OAS said in a statement.
However, on Friday night, the CSJ resolved to extend the suspension of the results for 10 more days.
The electoral process in the Central American country has been strongly criticized by international and national organizations due to this unprecedented suspension of the official results.
Persons:
Bernando Arevalo, Sandra Torres, CSJ, Torres, Arévalo, Sofia Menchu, Anna, Catherine Brigida, Franklin Paul
Organizations:
GUATEMALA CITY, of American States, Guatemalan Constitutional, Central American, Franklin Paul Our, Thomson
Locations:
GUATEMALA, Guatemalan