The Palma City Council reiterated this Wednesday that there is a "firm proposal" for the Local Police Organization Plan, amid unrest within the force and a new protest in the streets of the city. Nevertheless, the Consistory has avoided commenting on the mobilization led by the officers.

The Palma City Council has reiterated this Wednesday that there is a "firm proposal" for the Local Police Organization Plan, amid discontent within the force and a new protest in the streets of Ciutat. Nevertheless, the City Council has avoided commenting on the mobilization led by the officers.

The unions have publicly denounced the blocking of the Urban Development Plan at Palma City Hall following initial meetings with the new Councilor for Citizen Security and Public Service, Llorenç Bauzá. They explain that the situation "has been exposed" and the document will not be implemented immediately, as Mayor Jaime Martínez promised, because the Human Resources department refuses to sign the proposal.

Around 200 local police officers from Palma demonstrated this Thursday in front of the City Hall during the plenary session to send a clear message to the mayor, Jaime Martínez: to implement the force's reorganization plan. The protest, organized by the unions CSIF, SPPME, CCOO, and UGT, began at the Sant Ferran barracks and proceeded to the Plaza de Cort, with banners reading "Reorganization Plan Now!", "The Plan Only Makes the Headlines," and "Mayor, Liar!"

The Association of Police Technicians and Agents (ATAP) has expressed its astonishment and concern regarding statements made by other unions within the Palma Local Police, who are publicly demanding a reorganization plan while simultaneously denouncing the high number of sick leaves. According to ATAP, this proposal, far from solving the problem, could exacerbate it.

Palma City Council is pushing forward with its plan to reorganize the Local Police, despite the discontent of police unions, which are continuing their planned demonstrations, boycotts, and protests. This was confirmed on Tuesday by the spokesperson for the governing board and Councilor for Public Service, Mercedes Celeste, who acknowledged that the process is unfolding in a complex context. "We are moving forward with the negotiations, but it is a complicated situation," she admitted.

A group of union members from the Palma Local Police staged a protest at an event attended by Palma Mayor Jaime Martínez on Friday, demanding the implementation of the force's reorganization plan. The protest took place at the PalmaActiva headquarters, where an event had been organized to present a training program for Palma City Council employees.

One hundred officers from the Palma Local Police They gathered this Thursday in front of the City Hall to demand that the body management plan promised by the local corporation be implemented.