In the picturesque town of O Hío, Galicia, local residents have taken a stand against the overwhelming influx of tourists disrupting their community.

Frustrated by the chaotic traffic and lack of respect from visitors, the townspeople organized a unique protest.

Over the weekend, they strategically blocked pedestrian crossings leading to popular beaches, creating significant traffic jams to highlight their plight.

The residents' main grievance is the absence of effective traffic management, as local police have stepped back due to disagreements with municipal authorities, leaving the task to an under-resourced Guardia Civil.

This protest, though not as widely participated as hoped, sent a clear message to local and regional authorities: the community demands a comprehensive traffic plan and consistent enforcement to manage the summer tourist surge.

The residents have vowed to continue their actions until tangible solutions are implemented, emphasizing the need for real commitments rather than symbolic gestures.