Overview
- Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela said the Foreign Ministry will ensure Peruvians abroad can vote on April 12 under secure and transparent conditions.
- Consulates are renting and outfitting polling sites, securing police and health permits, recruiting volunteers, and running voter‑information efforts.
- In the United States, entry to voting locations will be limited to people presenting a DNI to cast a ballot, in coordination with local authorities.
- Under electoral law, consular officials will travel to Peru with physical actas and ballots so overseas votes are processed and counted.
- Six observer missions are confirmed—OAS, European Union, Carter Center, UNIORE, CAPEL and A‑WEB—with an OAS host agreement set for January 14 to enable nationwide deployment.