Shepherds complain about payments following wolf attacks

More than fifty shepherds from the Miranda Plateau are demanding that the Government make timely payments due to wolf attacks that have occurred in recent years. Livestock farmers in the region suffer significant losses in their flocks due to the presence of wolves, which attack and kill animals. The shepherds point out that the attacks have intensified and that the indemnities promised by the State are not being paid quickly enough. This situation is causing serious financial difficulties for the farmers in the area, who depend on livestock farming as their source of income. The shepherds are demanding that the Executive respond to their claims and resolve the problem of overdue payments.