Residents of the Condominio de los Corales raised serious concerns during a recent meeting of the Camara de Representantes, highlighting issues with the manipulation of proxies by the condominium's administrator. Many residents expressed fear of retaliation if they voted against the administrator, who has held the position for over a decade. This situation has created a climate of intimidation, prompting calls for greater oversight and protection for residents.

In a related discussion, representatives from the Madrid Plaza condominium voiced their worries about structural safety, particularly regarding loose railings and open hallways. They requested an evaluation by a structural engineer to ensure the safety of their living environment. A commitment was made by a local representative to personally visit the site with housing officials to explore potential assistance.

The meeting also touched on disputes regarding maintenance fees among different condominium boards. Some residents argued that they should not be responsible for fees associated with units that are unoccupied or have been vacated. This debate underscores the complexities of condominium governance and the need for clear legal guidelines to protect residents' rights.

The commission emphasized its commitment to continue discussions on these pressing issues, with a call for recommendations on amendments and grievances to be submitted within the next ten days. The ongoing dialogue reflects a broader effort to address community concerns and improve living conditions for residents across various condominiums.