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National Police Union requests urgent meeting with finance minister

Now1 September 2026 at 19:16

The National Police Union (Sinapol) sent a statement requesting an urgent meeting with the Finance Minister. The union expressed concern about the lack of institutional dialogue on issues it considers fundamental for the police class.

According to the statement, the negotiation process between Sinapol and the government is currently stalled. The union set September 8th as the deadline to receive a concrete response about this situation.

Should there be no availability from the government to move forward with the negotiations, Sinapol announces that union actions will be defined. However, the union did not specify what type of measures it intends to take should the deadline not be met.

The request for an urgent meeting comes in a context of tension between police forces and the executive, with Sinapol demonstrating its intention to pressure the government to resume dialogue on the pending matters.

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