Amor y Fuego did not air due to a state of emergency in Lima and Callao: What did your drivers say?

President Pedro Castillo announced in a message to the Nation that this Tuesday, April 5, there will be social immobility in Lima and Callao due to rumors of looting that are being spread throughout the city. This move caused thousands of citizens to use their social networks to express their total disagreement with the curfew.

Likewise, different show programs have been forced not to go on the air to pass on the news, that was the case of Amor y Fuego. Willax Televisión decided that the magazine hosted by Rodrigo González and Gigi Mitre should not be part of its programming.

It should be noted that since Pedro Castillo took over the country, the conductors of the aforementioned magazine have disagreed with the Government. On more than one occasion they have come out to question it during and this would be no exception.

Using her social networks, Gigi Mitre shared a message with her feelings. She did not agree with home immobility, so she did not hesitate to say that the president did not have the capacity to govern.

“What an inability for President Castillo not to know how to control all this chaos. The only thing he has shown is his incredible talent for appointing ministers with investigations for terrorism, for homicides, for 'pegalones', with nephews and fugitive secretary of justice, among others. What little love for your country do you have (Castillo). No more poor people in a rich country, yes, of course! ”, he wrote.

Likewise, the television host asked her followers for an explanation after hearing the message to the Nation, because she did not quite understand what Pedro Castillo had said about it.

“So the solution is to lock us up from tomorrow (Tuesday, April 5), at 2 a.m. until almost midnight tomorrow (Tuesday), and it says so today (Monday, April 4) at 11.30 p.m.? It must be that I'm sleepy and didn't understand the message. Excuse me,” he said.

WHAT DID RODRIGO GONZÁLEZ SAY ABOUT THIS TOPIC?

Rodrigo González was also not calm about the announcement made by Pedro Castillo on the night of April 4. For the television host, the President of the Republic had to resign from office as soon as possible.

Also, hours earlier, the popular 'Peluchín' had questioned it for not having the ability to resolve social conflicts, such as the transport stoppage that is affecting Peru's main races.

“Our solidarity with all the families who are losing loved ones these days as a result of the transport stoppage, the violent looting that is taking place and the events that happen thanks to the government of the day,” he said.

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