The Last Settlers
Retired farmers of Sodeto (Huesca), a settleds´ spot of no more than 200 inhabitants, playing a typical card game called Rabino in the only bar in town. After the Spanish civil war in 1936, under Francisco Franco´s dictatorship, an agriculture reform was enforced leading to the building of more than 300 new towns all around Spain. This towns were populated with people coming from other rural impoverished areas but most of them are in high risk of disappearing because the new generations are moving to cities and abandoning these areas.