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Woman took out a loan “for love” from loan sharks and now reports threats over a debt of S/ 20,000

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A mother of two children in Peru has reported receiving threats following a high-interest "gota a gota" loan taken out in her name. The debt, which amounts to 20,000 soles, was acquired to help her former partner, Emiliano Huancas, whom she states failed to assume responsibility for the payments.

The case highlights the dangers associated with informal, predatory lending schemes known locally as "gota a gota." The victim currently fears for her life as the pressure and threats regarding the unpaid credit escalate.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on victim's personal debt ordeal and threats from predatory loans
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