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A year later: Reflections on Safety in Prisons

by PREMIUM.CAT
Una escena sombría se desarrolla en la prisión Mas d’Eric, donde se está llevando a cabo un monumento para Núria, la cocinera asesinada. El exterior de la prisión es imponente, con cercas altas de alambre de púas y una fachada de concreto y cruda que refleja la gravedad del medio ambiente. En el interior, una reunión de trabajadores penitenciarios y representantes sindicales se encuentra en un semicírculo, sus expresiones una mezcla de tristeza y determinación. Sostienen las velas, lanzando un brillo cálido contra las paredes de piedra fría, simbolizando su solidaridad y recuerdo. La atmósfera está llena de emoción, ya que algunos asistentes usan brazaletes negros en honor a Núria. En el fondo, cuelga una pancarta que dice 'JustÍcia Per Núria', destacando la búsqueda en curso de justicia y reforma dentro del sistema penitenciario. El sol se está poniendo, arrojando un tono naranja sobre la escena, mejorando el estado de ánimo sombrío pero esperanzador a medida que tienen lugar las discusiones sobre las medida

The impact of crime in Mas d’Enric

A year ago, the sad news of the murder of a cook in Mas d’Enric prison shook the prison community. The tragic incident, perpetrated by an inmate, highlighted the system’s vulnerabilities and triggered a wave of reactions between workers in the sector, who have experienced a significant increase in aggression in recent years.

Mobilizations and structural changes

The outrage generated by this murder led to mass mobilizations and a significant fracture between prison officials and the direction of the Department of Justice. As a result, several unions agreed with labor and safety measures, with the UGT emphasizing that the commitments have been fulfilled, although demands are persisted to implement all the agreed measures.

Tribute and commitments

In commemoration of this tragedy, the Department of Justice will organize an event in honor of Núria, the killing chef. This gesture symbolizes a renewed commitment to the safety of workers, although labor organizations call for a faster and faster action by the Government.

Safety measures adopted

Among the most significant reforms that have been implemented since last year is the extension of the workforce, which has allowed a greater presence of officials in the penitentiary facilities. Montse Balaguer, a representative of the UGT, emphasizes that this measure not only improves working conditions, but also provides a sense of security for both workers and inmates.

Security Protocols Review

The previous management of the Department of Justice had planned a review of security protocols in risk areas. However, the new team led by counselor Ramon Espadaler has gone further, establishing restrictions that prevent interns with violent crimes from working in spaces such as kitchens or workshops.

Pending claims

Despite advances, unions continue to demand additional measures. Proposals include the possibility of using sprays for defense in situations of violence, a measure that has been considered, but which has not finally been implemented. In addition, they claim the introduction of emergency button with locators and effective measures against the entry of drones into prisons.

Innovations in medicine dispensing

Another important proposal is the modification in the way of dispensing medicines to the inmates, in order to reduce the traffic of illegal substances within the prisons. The introduction of liquid or sub -linguistic medicines could prevent both the overdose and the sub -Medication of those who really need treatment.

The voice of the workers

Alberto Gómez, a representative of CSIF, shares many of the demands raised by the unions. He believes that the agreed measures should be uniformly implemented in all prisons, and emphasizes the need for a firm political will to carry out these reforms.

Future perspectives

The current situation of prisons is a reflection of the complexity of managing safety and labor rights. Although advances have taken place, the implementation of measures that guarantee a safer environment for workers and inmates is still a priority. The relationship between the Department of Justice and the unions is essential to guarantee a more stable and safe future for all those involved.

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