Monday 17 February 2025 – 16:11
A tiny Spanish village on the brink of disappearing is celebrating a rare and precious event: its first birth in 18 years. Ayoub, born to Moroccan couple Karima and Mohamed, is breathing new life into Vega de Villalobos, a remote community in Zamora with a population struggling to stay above 90.
Karima and Mohamed, originally from Morocco, celebrated the arrival of their son after seven years of fertility treatments. Family sources say the couple’s dream of becoming parents has finally come true. Mohamed, who hails from Nador, Morocco, has been working at a local farm in Vega de Villalobos for the past five years.
The birth is particularly significant for Vega de Villalobos, which has seen its population decline by nearly a third in the last 20 years, dropping to just 91 registered residents last year.
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