representation. In 2015, the municipal elections held that no party had managed to obtain an absolute majority, with UPyD losing both of its seats. In these elections, the party Ganemos Pinto (a coalition between several minor parties, including Podemos) gained seven seats alongside PP, PSOE, which gained five, and Ciudadanos with two. An alliance between Ganemos Pinto and PSOE granted Rafael Sánchez Romero the mayorship. Main sights Ermita de San Antón ("Saint Anthony Abbot hermitage") — Its environment was transformed after the construction of a nearby mall. The hermitage was rebuilt during the 19th century. Ermita del Cristo ("Christ hermitage") — In its interior is a crucified Christ that is popular with pilgrims. Iglesia parroquial de Santo Domingo de Silos ("Parish of Saint Dominic of Silos") Torre de Eboli ("Tower of Eboli) — The Princess of Eboli was imprisoned in this location. Centro Cultural Infanta Cristina — It was thought until recently that this building, then known as Casa de la Cadena ("House of the Chain"), provided accommodation for the Catholic Monarchs, but serious historical studies have disproved such a possibility. Centro Municipal de Cultura ("Local Culture Center") Teatro Municipal Francisco Rabal ("Francisco Rabal Town Theatre") Parque Juan Carlos I ("Juan Carlos I Park") Notable people Alberto Contador — twice winner of the Tour de France, twice winner of the Giro d'Italia, and three time winner of the Vuelta a España Sandra Aguilar — Olympic medalist in rhythmic gymnastics References External links Official website Pinto at the Instituto Nacional de Estadística Municipalities in the Community of Madrid