Water for people and their noble work for more Peruvians to access drinking water

Catalina Zariquiey: I hated going to the beach, a title in Brazil changed her career and why at 15 years of age she is considered the new promise of Peruvian surfingWayocari: the highest wine in the world, with grapes that are grown at 2,940 m.s.n.m. and that conquers the best restaurants in LimaAlthough our country has abundant water resources, more than 3 million Peruvians lack access to drinking water, especially in rural areas and high Andea…

Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros, CEO and co-founder of AUARA When World Water Day arrives every March 22 I wonder: do world days work for anything? Surely, the answer is yes. And for what? To remember a challenge that we have as a society, that we have not yet reached and that, although we may never succeed, we need to advance in it. It is true that only to dedicate one day a year to remembering a challenge is not enough, but it is a window to …