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ASPP announces national protests for police salary appreciation

Diário de Aveiro10 September 2026 at 19:26

The Union Association of Police Professionals (ASPP) announced the holding of national protests to demand salary appreciation for police officers. The union demands compliance with an agreement established in 2024, which has not yet been implemented as agreed.

As part of the mobilization, ASPP is preparing a petition to pressure authorities to move forward with the agreed measures. Additionally, demonstrations are planned in several Portuguese cities.

The announcement of the protests comes in a context of claims for better salary and working conditions for police professionals in Portugal. ASPP represents the interests of these workers and has been publicly advocating for the need to value the police career.

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