The article reports on the optimistic views of Manuel Torrero, the vice president of Asaja Castilla-La Mancha, regarding the situation of sheep and goat pox in the region. Since February 6, the disease has significantly impacted sheep and goat livestock in Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, and Toledo provinces. A meeting was held to discuss the situation, leading to more flexible measures for slaughtering and pasture use. A resolution, expected to be published on February 28, will allow animals to be slaughtered in any Spanish slaughterhouse and for farmers with their own pastures to let their animals out to graze. Aid of 22 million is also available for affected farms, as a result of the crisis from the Russian invasion in Ukraine.