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Police Union Requests Urgent Meeting with Finance Minister

Sinapol requests an urgent meeting with the Finance Minister as negotiations have stalled since July.

1 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Police Union (Sinapol) has requested an urgent meeting with Finance Minister Miranda Sarmento. This request comes this month amid a context where negotiations between the union and the government have been stalled since July.

The Union of Police Professionals (ASPP/PSP) will decide on new forms of action in a meeting scheduled for September 10. This decision follows dissatisfaction with the lack of progress in salary negotiations and the working conditions of officers.

The request for a meeting reflects the need for dialogue between police unions and the government, aiming to resume the ongoing negotiations. So far, there has been no official response from the ministry.

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