Peruvian electoral authorities in Lima distributed materials for Sunday's presidential runoff, marking one of the final steps before voters head to the polls.
Footage captured on Friday shows rows of electoral authority vehicles parked in open ground before departing for their respective polling stations.
Electoral Management Director Gustavo Garcia said: "It was planned for all units to have a global satellite positioning system so we can monitor the location of each one in real time.”
Roberto Burneo, the head of the National Elections Jury, hailed the efforts, saying that this demonstrates that the electoral system has recovered and been strengthened.
Presidential candidates Roberto Sanchez and Keiko Fujimori will contest the presidential runoff election on Sunday to govern the country for the 2026-2031 term.
Fujimori won 17.19% of the first-round vote, and Sanchez won 12.03%, leaving most voters who initially backed other candidates undecided.
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