Warriors and Combatants express their rejection of social immobilization in Lima and Callao

President Pedro Castillo surprised the citizens of Lima on the night of last Monday, April 04, when in his message to the Nation he decreed Lima and Callao in a state of emergency , as well as a curfew from 02:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 5 until 11:59 p.m. on the same day.

This is due to the protests that continue to occur in various areas of the country due to the fuel surge that have ended in violent acts such as looting in small shopping centers and even some deaths.

That is why thousands of people have spoken out on social networks expressing their rejection of what is imposed by the Peruvian government and the members of Esto es Guerra they were also unhappy with the measures that were announced at exactly 11:40 p.m.

One of the first to use the stories on her official Instagram account was fighter Rosángela Espinoza, who put up a box of questions for her followers to answer if whether or not they agreed to the curfew.

In addition, Hugo García did not hesitate to share a post from a media outlet where he pointed out that the Ombudsman's Office described as' Unconstitutional ' decision of the government and wrote about the image that it seemed incredible to him that a solution could not yet be found to stoppage of carriers.

“Is that how can you not think of how to solve all this? use the fastest way out, lock everyone up. Incredible!” , wrote the member of the 'Warriors' on his Instagram.

Recall that the América Televisión reality show stopped broadcasting on Monday, April 04 as a safety measure for all its workers due to the chaos between transporters and police officers in the Central Highway in Lima, where hundreds of residents have blocked the roads so that no car can drive.

Tepha Loza and Luciana Fuster also joined the list of people who disapprove of what was decreed by the President of the Republic. While the youngest of the Loza published a post announcing the curfew and wondering if that is really the solution, the influencer took a picture of her television with the news of the day and wrote a short message of encouragement.

“You are strong Peru, we also come out of this one”, can be read in the Instagram stories of Luciana Fuster with emojis of broken heart and sad face.

On the other hand, Ducelia Echevarria, Jossmery Toledo, Patricio Parodi and Gabriela Herrera dedicated themselves to sharing with her thousands of followers information about the state of emergency and the measures taken in the last few hours.

It should be noted that this fact has also generated the reaction of several celebrities of the national spectacle, where they showed their indignation at the acts of violence generated by the stoppage of carriers and the latest decisions of Pedro Castillo.

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