Peru's Election Authority Provides Bulletproof Vests to Candidates

Perus election authority plans to provide bulletproof vests to presidential candidates amidst escalating violence, following attacks on politicians like Rafael Belaunde and Percy Ipanaque. Roberto Burneo, president of Perus National Jury of Elections, aims to prevent and identify risks, emphasizing the need for protective gear. The April twelfth election will see voters choose a president, two vice presidents, and one hundred ninety lawmakers, with thirty-nine parties or coalitions expected to participate. The political climate remains tense, with a potential runoff election on June seventh. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.