00:00And in this regard, at least 63,000 citizens were unable to exercise their right to vote
00:05due to failures in the distribution of election materials.
00:08Piero Corvetto, head of the National Electrical Processes Office, reported that the problem
00:13affected 15 polling stations, all located in the capital, Lima, where 211 polling tables
00:18could not be set up, causing delays of up to four hours.
00:21The National Office of Electrical Processes has acknowledged the flaws and announced legal
00:26action against Galaga General Services.
00:28The company is responsible for logistics.
00:30Meanwhile, the National Council of Justice is investigating the head of the same organization
00:34for the irregularities that have come to light today.
00:37In this scenario, the National Jury of Elections extended voting at 211 polling stations that
00:43did not receive electoral materials on time.
00:45Stations will be open on Monday, April 13th from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time.
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