Overview
- A group of voters forced their way into the Inca Pachacútec 6037 school in San Juan de Miraflores during national voting and damaged the main door and part of the fence.
- The Education Ministry said classes will run on Tuesday, April 14, and it has put safety steps in place for students and staff.
- Lima’s regional education chief, Marco Tupayachi, said the break-in was planned, not a spur-of-the-moment protest, and that blunt tools were used to force the door.
- Officials are drafting a technical report on the damage and will file a police complaint to identify those responsible.
- Minedu will ask the election office ONPE to fund repairs because the school was under its custody as a polling site, a common setup when Peru uses schools for voting.