12% of Andalusian peoples are at risk of depopulation

Almost a hundred municipalities in this situation, of which one third are in the province of Granada These are the towns of Seville at serious risk of depopulation

Orcera, Jaén: 1,717 inhabitants. Less than half that in 1959, when it reached over 4,000. Since then, it has not stopped bleeding. Empty houses, industry without just employees, segregated nuclei whose inhabitants are just one family, or two. It is the reality of the people of David Broncano. And, each, in its own way, of 94 other municipalities of Andalusia. The Junta de Andalucía has announced a priority action list to stop the loss of inhabit…

The regions of Guadix and Los Montes offer the highest data, which leave the province as the most worrying in all Andalusia