The Terreta Cultural Association, an area that currently belongs to the town of Tremp and that brings little more than a hundred residents of 15 cores, have decided (in an assembly held in the Tower of Tamúrcia and attended by a score of neighbors) call a referendum on May 8 to vote on which model they prefer segregation and local administration for the future residents of the Terreta. The decision comes nearly a year after another referendum (held on April 25, 2010) was voted majority Tremp segregation, without specifying under what administrative figure. Since then, the neighborhood association has held several meetings but no progress has been made in the consensus on which model of segregation wanted the neighbors. According to the sensitivities and attitudes that exist in the area regarding this issue, yesterday decided to convene a further consultation on May 8 to decide what ends up being the majority. Ballots for the referendum will give voters three options: segregation and conversion into a municipality own conversion in Lower Decentralized Entity (EMD) EMD Tremp or conversion in the Pont de Suert. The first option is behind the birth of Last year's referendum, but is politically untenable because the law would require a brand that at least 2,000 residents to go ahead. Other options meet the two visions of Terreta: those who stand to continue to belong to Tremp, but with more autonomy of management, and those who advocate advancing to the Pont de Suert and, therefore, changing area and spend al'Alta Ribagorça (where Terreta belonged before 1970) with management autonomy as well. The change of government in the Generalitat is a turning point, as CiU has always been in favor of supporting their claims of segregation.
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