US EditionJnj Reiterates Request to Onpe for Information From Foreign Workers
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The National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) confirmed that all of its 16,757 workers are Peruvian nationals and denied rumors about hiring foreigners.
By means of a new official request, the National Justice Board requested the ONPE to submit information on foreign citizens working in the institution under any modality.The request was sent by María Teresa Cabrera Vega to the interim chief Bernardo Pachas Serrano, following an initial request made on April 20, 2026.The required data include the total number of foreign workers, nationality, full identification, identity document, hiring modality…
The National Board of Justice (JNJ) reiterated its request for information to the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) on personnel of foreign nationality serving in
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Three days after the request was made, the National Board of Justice (JNJ) reiterated to the ONPE the obligatory delivery of information about its foreign workers by means of a document sent to its interim chief, Bernardo Pachas, after the departure of Piero Corvetto.
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