Lima Metropolitan Area faces significant governance challenges as it prepares for a new mayor. With a population exceeding 10 million residents, the capital city currently houses approximately one-third of Peru's total population, placing immense strain on urban infrastructure and public services.
The incoming administration must address three primary systemic issues that impact the daily lives of citizens: pervasive public insecurity, chronic traffic congestion, and a critical lack of potable water. These long-standing deficits represent the core obstacles for the city's future leadership.
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