Minchot distributes areas among four councilors after assuming the Mayoralty of Castejón

The Castejón de Sos City Council has distributed the municipal government areas among four councilors through Mayoral Resolution No. 2026-1120, dated November 11, 2026, signed by the mayor-president Antonio Minchot Mora. The announcement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca No. 218, corresponding to Friday, November 13, 2026, on page 17, with the official reference BOPH-2026-218011. This agreement defines who leads each area of the council following the change in the Mayor’s office.

The delegation is approved “without decision-making capacity” and comprises the internal direction and management of the services corresponding to each area. The resolution is based on the powers of Article 21.3 of Law 7/1985, of April 2, regulating the Bases of the Local Regime, and Articles 43, 44, and 45 of the Regulations on the Organization, Operation, and Legal Regime of Local Entities, approved by Royal Decree 2568/1986, of November 28. The text justifies the distribution based on the need to “establish the municipal organization regarding the delegation of powers.”

Four councilors and their areas

The distribution contained in the resolution is as follows:

• José Ramón Sigirán Escané: Sports, Environment, and Mobility.
• Viviana Grisel Cortez Perazzo: Tourism and Culture.
• Jorge Alagón Arcas: Youth and Leisure.
• Alberto Suils Ariño: Agriculture and Livestock.

The agreement includes notification to the interested parties and requires the resolution to be reported to the Corporation at the next Plenary session to be held. Additionally, it orders the text to be sent to the Official Gazette of the Province for publication and disseminated on the municipal electronic office (http://castejondesos.sedelectronica.es).

The change in the Mayor’s office

The resolution links the new organizational chart to the passing of the previous mayor, José Manuel Abad Saura, and the inauguration of Minchot Mora. The gazette places this inauguration on “the past November 16, 2026,” a date subsequent to the signing of the resolution itself on November 11, which constitutes an internal discrepancy in the published text. Abad Saura was still signing municipal announcements in August 2026, such as the registration in the Asset Inventory of the “El Solano Road” and the modification of the Preschool regulations.

The new mayor had previously ordered the first step of the municipal organization: Mayor’s Resolution No. 2026-1037, dated October 19, 2026, appointed José Ramón Sigirán Escané as deputy mayor, with the function of substituting the councilor “in the totality of his functions” in cases of absence, illness, or impediment. That appointment was published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca No. 203, Thursday, October 22, 2026, page 22, under reference BOPH-2026-203006. Now, Sigirán Escané adds the areas of Sports, Environment, and Mobility to that responsibility.

A municipality with recent activity

The distribution of areas comes at a time of full activity in the town hall, which encompasses the nuclei of Castejón de Sos, El Run, Liri, and Ramastué. The Plenary session held on November 3, 2026, initially approved the free transfer of use to the Comarca de La Ribagorza of a 507-square-meter plot, within a patrimonial estate of 60,554 square meters in the Prau Ral area, to build a regional public works machinery warehouse. The same session provisionally approved the update of the fee for the autonomous body Centro de la Tercera Edad (Senior Center) for 2027.

The new map of areas directly affects the citizenry: it establishes the political interlocution in everyday services such as sports, culture, tourism, youth services, and the agricultural sector, activities with significant weight in a mountain municipality of the Huesca Ribagorza. The delegation without decision-making power implies that decisions requiring a resolution will continue to correspond to the mayor, while the councilors assume the internal direction and management of their respective areas.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Huesca, No. 218, Friday, November 13, 2026, Local Administration-Town Halls, p. 17 (official reference: BOPH-2026-218011).