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Penitentiary officers blocked access to the administrative building of the Roraima Court of Justice on Friday night (7) in the center of Boa Vista, in protest of the late pay delays reported two months. The act began around 15:30 and ended at 17:40.
With vans and burnt tires, the group shut down traffic on Ene Garcez Avenue, in front of the unit, and blocked access from the front. A door on the side of the building was also closed by agents.
The Union of Penitentiary Officers (Sindape) stated that the clbad had learned that this afternoon, a Minister of the Superior Court of Justice would be in the administrative headquarters of the TJRR during a speech. He decided to go to the scene to protest.
"We learned that the Court of Justice had planned to hold a ceremony with a STJ minister, so we decided to come here today, but I do not think it was appropriate. Did not enter the building. " Our intention here is to ask the judiciary to give a solution to our wages, "said an agent who asked not to be identified.
There was no blocking access for the Many of them left their jobs unhindered, said a military police officer who works for the military advisory service of the TJRR.
At the rally, the agents used a sound car that touched the anthem of Roraima and they were with the sirens of connected vehicles. They also held banners charging salaries and many used a hood.
"If you can not use the Iper money [Instituto de Previdência de Roraima] to pay us, give us a solution," said Joana, citing the government's attempts to pbad a complementary law authorizing the government to "pay for it." use of server social security balances. salary. However, the measure has already been banned by state courts.
This was the second act in which the category closed the building and the forbidden avenue with burnt tires in Boa Vista. Wednesday (6), they closed the doors of the secretariat for justice and citizenship of Roraima (Sejuc).
Roraima is facing a financial crisis and the last salary received by civil servants was in September. The government does not have the money to pay the 13th and wages in November and December should remain until 2019.
Protests from paid officials took place throughout the year. State and affect the sectors of administration and security.
In the military police, women's demonstrations block nine battalions in seven of the 15 cities of the state to recover wages. They do not prevent the police from driving, but vehicles already in the buildings can not get out.
The civilian police also carried out a 72-hour work stoppage, which ended on Friday. Now, according to the category union, police stations in the interior of the country are returning to work, but in Boa Vista, the audience is concentrated only in the 5th police district.
Faced with these paralysis, the federal court decided to block the Roraima government's account to pay the security agents, and the government said it would abide by the decision.
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Closed server located on the side of the administrative building of the TJRR – Photo: Jackson Félix / G1 RR
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