José Antonio Bruña, a honey producer in Porto de Sanabria, discusses the devastating impact of wildfires in north-western Spain, which have burned over 20,000 hectares and severely affected local farmers, including a significant loss in honey production. Other farmers, like Fernando García, have also suffered losses, including livestock. The economic impact is profound, with damages estimated at €600m, affecting agriculture and tourism. The situation highlights the struggles of rural Spain, exacerbated by migration to urban areas and ongoing challenges in farming.