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Portuguese Police Forces Protest in Lisbon to Demand Salary Increases

The Police Professionals' Trade Union Association (ASPP/PSP) and the National Guard Professionals' Association (APG/GNR) are organising a national demonstration in Lisbon on 29 October to demand higher pay, revised career structures and allowances, and better conditions. 

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Asked if they considered changing the date of the demonstrations after the various police interventions in the demonstrations for the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto, the president of ASPP said that "an evaluation was made", but "it is a struggle that makes all sense and the protest was already scheduled".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Protest joins PSP unions and GNR associations. It starts at 3pm in Largo do Carmo and ends next to the Prime Minister's residence. Still, the first of three days of national mourning in Spain.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The main union structures of the PSP and the GNR have marked a protest for this Thursday and go to the official residence of Luís Montenegro to show their discontent. And they do not fear negative reactions on the streets by people who may be dissatisfied with the latest police actions more muscular in Rossio and in the square D. João I

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Hundreds of PSP police and GNR guards are now concentrated in Largo de Camões, Lisbon, in a national protest to demand better wages, career review and better working conditions.

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folhanacional.pt broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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