PSP and GNR protests continue

Protests by police forces (PSP and GNR) continue following a failure to reach an agreement with the Government regarding the new salary supplement for the National Unit for Foreigners and Borders (UNEF).

Protests by police forces (PSP and GNR) continue following a failure to reach an agreement with the Government regarding the new salary supplement for the National Unit for Foreigners and Borders (UNEF).
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Read today’s briefingPolice and GNR personnel are marching from Largo de Camões to the Prime Minister's official residence in São Bento. The protest was organised by the ASPP (Police Union) and the APG (GNR Professionals Association).
Over 1,000 police and national guard officers marched from Largo de Camões to the Prime Minister's official residence in São Bento to protest for better working conditions and pay. The demonstration was organized by the main ASPP/PSP and APG/GNR unions.

Dozens of demonstrators continue their encampment in Rossio in Lisbon despite warnings from the PSP police force that they will intervene if the tents remain.