PSP Union Association Schedules Several Protests Nationwide

Now10 September 2026 at 20:57

The PSP Union Association (ASPP) will launch a petition starting Thursday, making it available on social media and its official page. The document can be signed by anyone interested in the cause.

Between September 14 and 30, the union will carry out protest actions throughout the national territory. The objective is to raise awareness about the problems affecting the Public Security Police.

The actions aim to make known the difficulties of the PSP to local authorities, businessmen, and the general population, seeking to sensitize them to the situation experienced by the corporation.

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