Residents of Casas Aisladas de Gévora demand infrastructure improvements

Residents of the Casas Aisladas de Gévora in Badajoz, Spain, have reactivated their neighborhood association to demand solutions for long-standing infrastructure issues. Approximately 100 residents report facing significant challenges, including poorly maintained roads that become impassable during rain, frequent power outages, and inadequate waste management services.

Community members, including association vice president María José Romero, expressed feelings of abandonment by local administrations. They noted that power failures have damaged well motors and household appliances. Additionally, residents cited concerns regarding unmaintained riverbanks and a lack of recycling containers.