US Edition"It's a Crumb": Strong Protest by Federal Forces in Retirement over Low Wages and Allegations of Corruption
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In a climate of growing tension, federal forces protested in Retiro to demand wage improvements and make their discomfort about the economic situation visible. During the demonstration, one of the officers was forceful in questioning the bonus granted: “They gave us a bonus of $40,000 that doesn’t work, it’s a crumb,” he said. In addition, he denounced irregularities within the institution: “There is corruption in the force and it wouldn’t have …
Although the Executive awarded a one-time bonus of $40,000 and additional up to $300,000 according to hierarchy, the troops called for a protest this Thursday in the Sentinel building in wage claim. The Federal Forces entrance maintained the march for wages despite the officialized bond by the government was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
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