Benjamín Vicuña sent an encouraging message on the crisis in Chile: "May this historic moment make us stronger"

Born and raised in Chile, Benjamín Vicuña (41) can not ignore the difficult situation in his native country. Through his Instagram account, the actor wrote a message about the Chilean crisis and moved his two million subscribers.

"It is time to change what we think, to demand from our politicians a more just and peaceful country. We condemn violence of all kinds, the hatred of the Chileans that we have so many years to heal and repair. J & # 39; hope that impotence is turned into action, in peaceful struggle in laws and May this historic moment make us stronger", The boyfriend of China Suárez has begun.

"I am excited to see people working for and for other neighbors, selfless neighbors, with the ultimate goal of helping out," Benjamin concluded. Quickly, the display reached 30 thousand love. A fact of color: for Thursday, October 22, the first of Pact of flight, one of the most anticipated Chilean movies of the year. Given the complexity of the political and social situation in the country, the film starring Benjamín Vicuña will postpone his arrival to the cinema.

Another word sought was that of Gonzalo "Pipe" Valenzuela, with whom Vicuña shares the cultural center Mori, producer of cultural shows. Until now, the ex-Juana Viale has not said anything about it.

Who did it? Pedro Pascual, the Chilean actor known for his roles in Game of thrones and Narcos. Informed, Pascal used his Twitter account to talk about the situation in the country. "12 curiosities of Chile, that maybe you did not know", started with a thread, where he clearly explains his position regarding the protests.

The crisis in Chile

The increase in the price of the Santiago metro triggered a wave of protests that, over the days, have sparked the citizens' interest in high rates that pay for other servicesthe null distribution of the pension system or deficient public health services.

The social epidemic is unprecedented in the country's recent history and has led the government to enact a curfew in capital.

After decreeing that the country was "at war", Piñera suspended the increase of the metro. This Tuesday, he will meet the leaders of the various political parties in search of a "social agreement".