Answer:
Spain
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 2 reasons for this:
1. Mid and southern part of Spain has a 'Mediteranian climate' .
Which typically make the region experiences Dry Summer and very mild winter. It is very common for countries in this territory to receive little to no rain through out the summer, which increase the likelihood of Drought.
2. Improper water management.
Modern countries usually have enough knowledge to develop an irrigation system that can handle such dry summer. But since 2012, Spain fail to live up to average industrialized standard in providing water resources to their dried up areas.