Noted with Translation: How to vote in Peru

1. Present your national ID card to the president of the table. This is the table that you first come to when you enter the polling station.
2. Receive the ballot folded and signed by the president of the table.
3. Enter the secret booth to vote.
4. Deposit the ballot in the amphora.*
5. Sign and fingerprint the list of voters.
6. Receive your national ID and verify that they have glued on the new hologram sticker.

The box on the bottom reads:

• It's obligatory to vote.
• You can only vote with a national ID card.
• Persons over the age of 70 are not obligated to vote.

*I had to look up this word in English. It's got a long definition going back to the Ancient Romans. But in this case it's a ballot box.