El campo de España está salpicado de aldeas como Iglesias que se venden después de que sus dueños las abandonaron. Para el gobierno del primer ministro Pedro Sánchez, quien convirtió la reversión de la despoblación rural en un tema de hoy, Prensa Irish Sun, Irlanda
A demographic shift has left the Spanish countryside with hundreds of ghost villages, telling tales of people like Gustavo Iglesias.
Iglesias, like others in the hamlet of Acorrada in the northern Spanish region of Galicia, moved to a larger town for work, leaving behind a village with six gray-stone houses and two horreos, or grain stores, overlooking a lush valley. His family had lived there for generations, growing wheat and tending to cows, but by the time his father died about 30 years ago, it had emptied out, abandoned and left to crumble. Seguir leyendo
