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Villoslada is the head of the "Sexmo of the
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Villoslada is basically a grain producer, as well as a producer of sunflowers and some other minor crops. In the past it bred sheep, cattle and pigs.
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Christ sculpture from the same period known as "Holy Christ". Also there are the
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