Pope Leo XIV: Two Popemobiles Arrive in Peru From Brazil for Their November Visit
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The special vehicles arrived in the country from Brazil on a flight from Latam Cargo. They will be used during the visit of the high pontiff, scheduled from 11 to 16 November.
The two popes who will transfer Pope Leo XIV during their visit to Peru, from 11 to 16 November, arrived in the country from Brazil on a flight from Latam. The units were received at Jorge Chávez International Airport by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Espá, who inspected one of the vehicles after its discharge. [Read also: Puno: Peruvian Army begins improvement of 16 kilometers of roads in Juliaca] The papamobiles are two Chevrolet Colo…
The two armored popemobiles that Pope Leo XIV will use during his visit to Peru have already arrived from Brazil. He knows their characteristics and details of the pontifical plates.
The pickup trucks, which were adapted by General Motors, arrived from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Two Chevrolet Colorado popemobiles arrived in Peru on November 1st from Brazil for the visit of Leon XIV. Learn about its features and security measures.
The units were manufactured by General Motors in Brazil and adapted according to the requirements of the Vatican. They will arrive in Peru this morning on board a plane from Latam Cargo.
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