Peru drought exposes chronic water and energy planning failures

An opinion piece in La República argues that Peru's recurring El Niño-driven droughts repeatedly expose the country's failure to invest in water storage and energy diversification. The author criticizes the cycle of waiting for drought to reveal shortages, implying that current rationing measures are reactive rather than preventive. The piece signals growing public frustration with infrastructure resilience, though it is an editorial, not a report of a new event.