Residents complain about the Las Vistillas park's oversight.

Rafael Palomares, president of the neighborhood association in this area, says that the residents of Las Vistillas and San Bartolome demand greater control over the park. He suggests that more surveillance is needed. "The Local Police could stroll around here because they take our devices," he says. He demands that dogs be kept on a leash, and that they control excrement discharge. He lamented that "Councilmen don’t even pass through" here.

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He claims that he doesn't understand why fountains aren't working in Andujar because it is so hot. He said that the fountains are filthy and smell bad. This should not be a problem for the City Council which must protect the health and well-being its neighbors. Palomares advocated that the municipal pool be opened earlier and closed later so that Andujar residents who lack the means to purchase and are suffering from the light's rise can take a dip.

Rafael Palomares also criticised the absence of parking in the San Bartolome area, near the Las Vistillas, Colon parks. This anger has echoed the anger of surrounding residents. "They complain with good cause because many of them don't have a garage and this has created a problem for them because it costs them money and they also don't make it easy for their to come and purchase and consume with this measure." Palomares discusses why there is disaffection from politics and concerns about the leaders regarding the high abstention expected this Sunday. Palomares said, "It's because they don't understand the problems of people and so they become disenchanted."