Emptied Spain is left without civil guards: 200 fewer agents in Burgos and Teruel

The Guardia Civil has a problem in Emptied Spain. Provinces such as Teruel and Burgos lose staff year after year, which has a direct impact on the security of populations in the rural world. It takes almost an hour for the agents to reach the farthest notices and some of them are in charge of more than fifty towns. “We work more like psychologists, listening to our neighbors,” one of these experienced staff tells Vozpópuli. This week, the Armed …