Overview
- The Agriculture Ministry opened a public consultation through 3 October on a royal decree creating two automatic aid lines for producers hit by summer fires.
- One line lifts the subsidy on agrarian insurance premiums to 70% for policyholders in municipalities affected by large wildfires.
- The other provides direct payments equal to 20% of declared agricultural income, ranging from €1,500 to €10,000, with a €6,000 minimum for insured claimants with indemnified fire losses.
- The government says the support will be processed de oficio after data checks with ENESA and the tax agency, with disbursement planned before 31 December 2025.
- The package is compatible with insurance indemnities, regional measures, and potential EU agricultural reserve funding, with regions such as Galicia also rolling out significant vineyard recovery aid.