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Inspectors advance with action against the State and speak of asphyxiation at the Maritime PolicePhoto by hudsoncrafted on Pexels
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Inspectors advance with action against the State and speak of asphyxiation at the Maritime Police

Now12 September 2026 at 12:42

The inspectors of the Maritime Police are moving forward with an action against the State, denouncing what they describe as a situation of "asphyxiation" at the institution. According to the association representing the professionals, the Maritime Police is in "total chaos".

The association points to three main factors that are compromising the functioning of the institution: financial asphyxiation, the lack of resources and human means, and what it classifies as "illicit interference" that limits the operational capacity of the Maritime Police.

Why this matters

Readers are directly affected by this situation, since the degradation of the Maritime Police's conditions compromises security in coastal and port areas. The inspectors' legal action represents a showdown with the government, following a trend of labor conflicts in the public sector.

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