Yerma 2030: La España VaciLada

'Yerma 2030: La España VaciLada' is a documentary made in two years of work. With the direction and the script of Miguel Rix and original music by Cristina Muneta. Through 38 interviews with farmers, ranchers, ecologists, hunters and other characters from the rural world, the documentary exposes the disastrous environmental management of the different governments and the European Union.

This documentary has been filmed in a big part of the Spanish territory: Galicia, Cantabria, Asturias, Valencia, Castilla La Mancha, Andalucía, Cataluña, Extremadura, Murcia, Castilla León and Canarias. The goal of telling these stories is to distinguish between the real environmentalism and the financed organizations and to know the big problems that de sector finds nowdays.

The wrongly called España Vaciada is really de España Vacilada. Governments and the EU make farmers, fishers and ranchers abandon their work to change them for solar panels and wind turbines.

This real story exposes the true intentions of the Agenda 2030 and the interests underneath the beautiful words and promises in order to save the Spain that our ancestors worked for. Miguel Rix presents the audience different Spanish regions which have been divided by politicians and companies with selfish interests. This is a calling for the union of rural world in Spain, which is needed to save the country.