The Peruvian government faced the health emergency due to the coronavirus outbreak drastically and aggressively, with political and economic measures that exceed those of other Latin American countries, either in terms of time (a crucial factor in the mitigation of infections) such as of consistency. Indeed, Peru was the third country in the region to declare a State of Emergency -after El Salvador and Venezuela-, and the mandatory quarantine has been in force since March 15, and until April 26. Despite an surprising economic stimulus plan at the international level -US$2 billion, equivalent to 12% of GDP and the "“Quedate en tu casa” (Stay at your home) voucher, of US$110, for some 3.7 million families-, delinquency is already seen in the telecommunications sector, as a result of a highly informal economy: 65% of workers are part of this modality.