The paralysis of training courses at the Public Security Police is preventing career progression for thousands of officers. This situation has generated a revolt among PSP professionals, who see their professional advancement opportunities compromised by the lack of available training.
The affected officers point criticism at the National Directorate of the PSP, holding it responsible for managing the training courses. The blockage in training is directly affecting the careers of thousands of police officers who hope to progress in their professional activity.
The Government is also targeted by criticism from the officers, who consider that both the police leadership and the executive have responsibilities in this situation. The lack of action to unblock training is generating growing dissatisfaction among PSP personnel.
