The Camino de Santiago has once again become a scene of effort, commitment and solidarity with the passage of the solidarity march that, through relays, advances towards Compostela, leaving a mark in each locality it runs through. Yesterday, the Sahagún region lived one of those days full of emotion with the arrival of dozens of participants who keep alive a project born more than a decade ago and that has not stopped growing.Read more
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The Camino de Santiago has once again become a scene of effort, commitment and solidarity with the passage of the solidarity march that, through relays, advances towards Compostela, leaving a mark in each locality it runs through. Yesterday, the Sahagún region lived one of those days full of emotion with the arrival of dozens of participants who keep alive a project born more than a decade ago and that has not stopped growing.Read more