Belalcázar

Belalcázar calls on the Junta to repair the Arriaza, Cubillana and Cañada Real livestock trails

Topics Belalcázar Regional Government of Andalusia

The Belalcázar City Council will send the Junta de Andalucía a dossier with the damage and residents' signatures to demand that it assume its responsibilities and carry out improvement works on the livestock trails in the municipality as a priority.

FJCG · Published on October 20, 2026 at 11:36

The Belalcázar City Council has announced that it will formally demand that the Junta de Andalucía repair the livestock trails in the municipality, specifically those of Arriaza, Cubillana and Cañada Real, which are in poor condition and have potholes. The measure directly affects farmers and livestock breeders who use these paths for their daily activity.

A dossier with damage and signatures

According to the City Council, the government team will send a dossier with the damage detected and the signatures of the affected citizens to the regional administration. This is a request for the Junta to assume its responsibilities and carry out the necessary improvement works on these routes as a priority. The decision comes after the complaints received and the meetings held with the affected residents and with the Environment Agents, as detailed by the Consistory.

What livestock trails are

Livestock trails are paths traditionally intended for the transit of livestock and which, in many cases, still fulfil an essential function for work in the countryside. Their maintenance is the responsibility of the regional administration, which is why the City Council addresses its demand to the Junta de Andalucía.

Next steps

The City Council has not specified in its statement the date on which it will present the dossier to the Junta de Andalucía or the number of signatures collected so far.