The return of Al fondo hay sitio to national television

The return of Al fondo hay sitio to national television has become a sensation, so millions of Peruvians are more than attentive to every new incident between the characters of this America Televisión production.

Although the plot of Al fondo hay sitio usually revolves around the Gonzales and Maldini families, the production also takes the liberty of addressing national reality. That's why in the most recent episodes, they are addressing one of the most talked-about issues in Peru, we are referring to this criminal modality called 'gota a gota' loans.

According to the National Police of Peru (PNP), it is estimated that around 500,000 Peruvians have accessed the black market of informal loans, and one of the most common modalities is 'gota a gota'. But, what is it about?

The 'gota a gota' loan, also called pagadiario or express loan, is a criminal modality. Criminals lure their victims through applications or posters pasted on the streets. Once the victim registers on the app or provides their information over the phone, the money arrives immediately into their account. However, the problem comes afterwards, as interest rates can reach up to 60% of what was received, so very few can afford to pay it back.

Lenders charge you every day, increasing the interest each time. That's why thousands of Peruvians have reported that foreign lenders, of Colombian and Venezuelan nationality, are resorting to this modality in various districts.

Felix, the guardian of Las Nueva Lomas, will be the victim of this criminal modality and this will be seen in the upcoming episodes of Al fondo hay sitio. An interesting way that the series has found to raise awareness among people, so they don't fall into this scam and robbery modality. What do you think?