The recent history of the Spanish Cavalry is nothing if not a concatenation of concessions. While it is true that the entire Army has had to submit to the tyranny of budgetary restrictions, and even the transformations that the force has undergone have come to revitalize the horsemen's weapon, with new units and a slight increase in personnel; It is no less true that the specific weight of the weapon within the institution has not stopped decreasing, to the point of circulating through the offices of the headquarters a plan to make it disappear.
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