GNR joins PSP in protests for salary increases and career review
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GNR joins PSP in protests for salary increases and career review

Sábado11 September 2026 at 18:50

The National Republican Guard (GNR) announced protest actions in several points of the country, thus joining the Public Security Police (PSP) in demonstrations for salary increases and career review. The union association of the GNR military revealed these protest actions, which aim to demonstrate what is described as great discontent among the professionals.

The protests focus on two main demands: salary increases and the revision of the professionals' careers. These demands are shared by both the GNR and the PSP, which was already in mobilization.

The context described in the article points to a climate of significant dissatisfaction among the security forces professionals, which motivated the decision of the union association of the GNR military to proceed with these protest actions in several regions of the country.

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