The event, initially scheduled for October 18th and postponed due to rain, maintained its program. The start and finish were held in the village of La Figuerosa, part of the municipality of Tàrrega. The initiative was supported by various women's associations and neighborhood councils, and is part of the International Day of Rural Women, celebrated annually on October 15th.
Upon completion of the walk, the Font square in La Figuerosa hosted a musical aperitif enlivened by the cover band Tal Kual. The Tàrrega City Council provided free transport via the urban bus to connect the city with La Figuerosa.
The Councilor for Health, Elisabeth Cunilleras, highlighted that the walk is "an excellent opportunity to promote physical activity and healthy habits while enjoying the municipality's natural environment." For her part, the Councilor for Feminisms, Marta Torre, emphasized that "we make visible the role of women in the rural world, recognizing their historical and current contribution to social and economic development".
The International Day of Rural Women, established by the United Nations in 1995, aims to recognize the contribution of women in rural areas, particularly in economic, business, social, and cultural improvements.
