The National Association of Gasoline Retailers (ANADEGAS) is requesting the government honor promises made to them in the accords designed to assist the profit margins for most gas station owners. The retailers point out that the government has only fulfilled its commitment to increase their earnings by 22%, while ignoring the other points. The association says the difficulty rests in the fact that the other issues are far more technical in nature and the government does not have the equipment to carry out the controls needed to settle the problems. According to the retailers, “The association has suggested solutions to the problem of the technical losses that will not impair the general population?”