Yesterday afternoon in Congress was marked by the approval of Spanish nationality for the Sahrawis. Due to the joy of the Executive, especially the representative of Más Madrid, Tesh Sidi, The latest blow by the Government to the agents of the Civil Guard and the Police went unnoticed.
In this sense, the socialists They have blocked the process to recognize the early retirement of members of the National Police and the Civil Guard because of the danger of their work.
According to ‘El Español’, the Executive confirms its rejection due to the impact it would have on Social Security income and expenses. The Government bases its veto on the Magna Carta. With this movement, the parliamentary procedure is liquidated.
The popular proposal sought to inject benefits through coefficients to reduce the retirement age in the figure of the national police and civil guards of the Customs Surveillance Service. The demand is extended to all those integrated into the passive classes. The text presented sought to reduce the age in a period equivalent to 20% of the years worked. Those over 60 could have taken advantage of the measure.
In no case could the measure be applied to people who had not proven at least 35 years of service and were over 59 years of age. The truth is that There is already a ruling from the Supreme Court that forces Moncloa to correct the differences between the regional bodies and the National Police or the Benemérita.
Jucil denounces the movement against the passive classes
The news has had an impact on police organizations and organizations made up of members of the Civil Guard. On its social networks, the majority association of the Benemérita, Jucil, has demanded an end to the differences with the regional bodies. “Neither the National Police nor the Civil Guard can be second-class agents”he has criticized.
Remembering the ruling of the High Court and the commitment of the Interior to certify retirement without “remunerative loss and without distinction“, the organization recalls that on September 22, they will raise their position to the Secretary of State for Security to defend compensation for the passive classes that are affected.
A softer tone has been used by Jupol who has asked for calm. “We are now negotiating that Passive Classes also have a decent retirement, and we are recognized as a “risk profession.” In this sense, they point out that the news and jokes are normal.
With the Executive’s veto and no signs of improvement, the judicial route will be the next space for the members of the Benemérita and the Police.