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Portuguese government announces €20 million investment in security forces

Video Credit: euronews (in English) - Duration: 00:43s - Published
Portuguese government announces €20 million investment in security forces

Portuguese government announces €20 million investment in security forces

€20 million will be invested to acquire 600 new vehicles for the country's police force.

However, Portuguese police union representatives say it isn't enough.


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