📋 Tender Overview
At the national level, military personnel were mobilized to protect the right to vote of more than 27 million PeruviansSince the early hours of this Sunday, June 7, the Armed Forces have maintained a presence in various voting centers in the country as part of the deployment arranged for the second round of the 2026 presidential elections, in order to help more than 27 million Peruvians exercise their right to vote safely and calmly.
At the FAP Manuel Polo Jimenez Technical Educational Institution, in Santiago de Surco, personnel from the Peruvian Air Force remained at the entrances and surroundings of the educational center, helping voters enter in an orderly and safe manner.
A similar situation occurred at the Meliton Carvajal Educational Institution, in Lince, where members of the Air Force supervised the perimeter of the voting location and supported the security actions planned for this electoral process.
At the Callao Naval High School, where Peruvian Navy personnel perform security and surveillance functions, there is a safe electoral day coordinated with the Peruvian National Police and the electoral authorities.
The participation of the Armed Forces in this process is carried out in strict compliance with the Constitution and current regulations, maintaining absolute neutrality. For this day, more than 45 thousand troops have been deployed throughout the national territory.
In addition to providing security at the polling stations, the troops participate in surveillance and support actions linked to the electoral process, helping all Peruvians exercise their right to vote in an environment of tranquility and order.
The Ministry of Defense, through the Joint Command of the Armed Forces, reaffirms its commitment to safeguarding the normal development of this democratic day.
