Concerns About Conditions at Central Prisons and ISOTITA's Demands
August 6, 2026
The Employees' Council of the union ISOTITA raises serious concerns about conditions in the Central Prisons, highlighting issues of violence, drug trafficking, and understaffing. They report frequent inmate altercations and incidents of rape. The union demands improved working conditions and safety for both inmates and staff. Additionally, they mention attempts at silencing and ongoing disciplinary processes. They conclude with a call for a state that effectively manages its prisons.