...The credit profile of the Municipality of Lima (Baa2 stable) reflects its positive operating margin, offset by cash financing deficits resulting from the city's ambitious infrastructure plan, which has been financed through debt and available liquidity. During 2020, Lima's operating margin deteriorated (0.4% of operating revenue) as a result of a 9.5% decrease in operating revenue and a 21% increase in operating expenses. Additionally, the city continued with its infrastructure program, leading to a significant cash financing deficit of 24.6% of total revenue during 2020, which was financed through available liquidity. Because we expect Lima to continue to face challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic, leading to a slow recovery, it will likely register a financial deficit of 8.6% in 2021 and 2022, on average. This could further hurt liquidity because the municipality does not have plans to acquire additional debt....