The local associations in Viladecans are divided over the airport's growth. While they recognize the potential for job creation and tourism, they emphasize that the Llobregat Delta and the Agricultural Park must be protected. There is a strong demand for real environmental compensation, especially after previous expansion phases failed to meet ecological commitments.

Beyond the airport, the Baix Llobregat town faces internal challenges. Residents are increasingly worried about rising housing costs and traffic congestion. Local representatives are calling for better public facilities, including a new athletics track, to ensure that urban growth does not diminish the current quality of life.

In response to the rise of populist and xenophobic rhetoric across Catalonia, these organizations highlight the role of local clubs and neighborhood groups. They view community engagement as an essential 'antidote' to social division, promoting cooperation and democratic values as a way to strengthen the social fabric of the city.