The dancer of the popular singer who died at the hands of Heiten in Peru, which prompted the state of capital because of the blackmail killings

Peru announced a state of emergency late on Sunday in the capital, Lima, due to a wave of blackmail -related killings.

Officials said this step came after the singer Paul Flores was killed by attacks by attacks that attacked a bus that he was riding with the group’s colleagues while leaving a party outside Lima.

The Ministry of Pero Culture praised Flores On social mediaHe said that the main singer of the popular group Armonía 10 “won the hearts of thousands of Peruvian.”

Their representatives said that the musicians were threatened by a criminal gang that tried to blackmail the money from them.

“It has been ordered in the coming hours, which is an emergency throughout Lima Province and Calo Constitutional Province,” Gustavo Adrianzer, Prime Minister, Prime Minister, Posted on social media.

Adrianine said that the forces will be deployed to support the national police and a security meeting that was scheduled to be held at the end of the month on Tuesday.

“In combating organized crime, all Peruvian people should stand united, and overcome all our differences of any kind,” he said in a statement.

while Extortion It is a problem throughout Latin America, it has taken disturbing dimensions in Peru – a phenomenon that is partially blamed on criminal gangs like Venezuela de Aragua train That works in many Latin American countries.

In January, the journalist who reported the extortion pawing in Peru was Shot Two people were injured in a separate bomb attack on the prosecutor’s office, which is also extracted.

Since January, more than 400 murders have been reported, according to local media.

Peru declared a state of emergency in parts of the capital last year and published the army in response to a series of murders from bus drivers blame for the extortion.

In the first ten months of 2024, the police received more than 14,000 blackmail complaints. But it is believed that the problem is more prevalent because many victims fail to report cases out of fear.