June 19th in Peru has become a day of reflection on the precariousness of state continuity in the face of evolving political landscapes. The day involves reviewing completed public works, areas established through resolutions, stalled initiatives, and agreements aimed at resolving conflicts. However, this review consistently raises concerns about the sustainability of public decisions when governments and priorities change. The core issue highlighted is the lack of robust mechanisms to ensure policies and projects endure beyond temporary administrations or immediate crises. This ongoing instability impacts long-term planning and effective governance. The observation underscores a systemic vulnerability within Peru’s public sector, prompting questions about institutional resilience and the safeguarding of public investment. Ultimately, the day serves as a reminder of the challenges in establishing lasting state capacity.