Policías y guardias civiles se encierran en Interior al romperse la negociación sobre su jubilación
Representantes de los principales sindicatos y asociaciones inician una “protesta inédita” después de que la número dos del ministerio cerrara el diálogo ante la proximidad del 29-N
Sixteen representatives from nine police unions and professional associations of the Civil Guard have barricaded themselves inside the Interior Ministry building late Tuesday evening as a last-ditch pressure tactic, following the suspension of dialogue by Fernando Grande-Marlaska regarding their retirement conditions. The representatives, including Justicia Policial (Jupol), the Unified Union of Police (SUP), the Federal Union of Police (UFP), the Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC), Justicia para la Guardia Civil (Jucil), the Subofficers' Association of the Civil Guard (ASESGC), the Professional Association of Guards, Independents of the Civil Guard (IGC), and the Spanish Association of Civil Guards (AEGC), remain in a peaceful indefinite standoff, demanding a resolution to their retirement issues.
The protest has been described as an "unprecedented protest," with three police unions opting to remain outside the barricade.
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