The mobilization focuses on the infrastructure located on the Ca la Cileta building, a residence for the elderly. Residents argue that this location adds special sensitivity to the debate and denounce that recent expansion works for the 5G service were carried out without prior notification to the affected neighborhood.

The controversy is not new. The group recalls that in 2008 the town council attempted to cancel the agreement with the operator Telefónica and requested the relocation outside the urban center. However, the installation remained after the operator warned of a potential loss of mobile service in the municipality.

The platform members request that the antennas be relocated to an alternative site, such as the industrial estate, to move them away from the residential area. They have also requested a formal response from the council regarding their claims.

For its part, the El Palau d'Anglesola Town Council has stated it will request information from the company to share with the residents and call the requested meeting. Furthermore, the council plans to propose enabling shared use of the infrastructure for other operators (such as Orange or Jazztel) to improve coverage without installing new antennas.