Metalworkers' unions inform that they will appeal the decision of TRF-3

The metalworkers' unions of São José dos Campos, Araraquara and Botucatu and the National Confederation of Metalworkers announced Saturday (December 22nd) that they would appeal the Federal Regional Court's injunction of the 3rd region that canceled the suspension of the agreement between Boeing and Embraer.

In an official note, they point out the unconstitutionality of the fact that the Attorney General's Office (AGU) made two simultaneous appeals for the same matter. The funds were transferred to the TRF, based in São Paulo.

According to the institutions, the injunction issued following the acquittal of the acquittal Therezinha Cazerta, based in São Paulo, on the night of Friday, January 21, in a legal break and, although already there is a regular call, "faces the rules of a democratic regime". On Wednesday 19, the union entities had obtained the injunction through a public civil action.

In the badessment of the metalworkers' union of São José dos Campos, Aristeu Pinto Neto, the position of the TRF is "incompatible with an undemocratic regime," he says. He points out that parity of arms in the judicial process is one of the main constitutional guarantees.

The entities also claim that requests addressed directly to court presidents are considered unconstitutional by many jurists. "This type of maneuver disregards the free execution of the magistrates selected for each case and constitutes a violation of procedural isonomy (the granting of two opportunities to the AGU while all the others do not). only have one), "they say in the note.

To the director of the metalworkers' union of São José dos Campos, Herbert Claros, AGU seems to have forgotten his role of defense of the public interests and takes charge of the defense of the private companies. He badesses that his function is to advocate for Brazilians and not shareholders, let alone Americans.

In its badysis, the sale of Embraer is an operation that is of direct interest to the country and must be treated accordingly. "Let's fight this homeland crime on all fronts," says Herbert Carlos.