Supreme Court Victory: Spain's National Police to Receive Early Retirement

Spain's National Police Win Historic Ruling: Early Retirement Now a Reality In a landmark decision, Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that the National Police will be officially recognized as a high-risk profession. This long-awaited ruling will allow officers to retire earlier, finally aligning their retirement benefits with those of regional and local police forces. The decision comes after years of campaigning by police unions, who have argued that the dangerous nature of their work warrants special consideration. "This is a historic victory for the National Police," stated Aaron Rivero, head of the Jupol police union. "For too long, officers have been denied the same retirement rights as their colleagues in other forces. This decision finally puts an end to that injustice." The ruling mandates the immediate implementation of regulations to facilitate early retirement for eligible officers, ensuring equal opportunities across all police forces in Spain. This decision not only addresses long-standing inequalities but also underscores the government's recognition of the inherent risks faced by National Police officers in their daily duties. The ruling is expected to have a positive impact on the morale and well-being of the National Police force.