A village with only 465 inhabitants is making an appeal to attract new families. The community needs people, both to work and to revitalize the region.
The municipality offers available land and support for those who want to open businesses. There are employment opportunities and conditions for those who wish to settle in the locality.
Despite its small size, the village has services considered essential to receive new residents. These services include the basics needed to welcome families.
The case illustrates the phenomenon of desertification that affects many villages in the country's interior, where the lack of population leads to the loss of services and the progressive aging of the community.



