The judge of the 1st Public Finance Court of Campinas, Mauro Iuji Fukumoto, issued on Thursday (05), around 16:30 pm, an injunction determining the vacancy of the Rectory building within 24 hours. The injunction also determines the scheduling of a new negotiation meeting, within a maximum period of 24 hours after vacating, at which the Rector must be personally present. The Unicamp Rectory, which has always been open to dialogue, is ready to comply with the court order, hoping that the impasse will be resolved peacefully.
On Wednesday (04), the same magistrate had already determined application of a fine of R$5 to the Unicamp Workers Union (STU) due to the blockade carried out on Friday, June 29th, at the entrances to Unicamp on the Barão Geraldo campus. “The right to strike does not imply the possibility of obstructing access to a public building, either by employees or by the population in general”, says the injunction, which stipulated a fine of R$5 each time access entrances are blocked. from Unicamp.
Also on Wednesday, Fukumoto rejected the request for urgent provisional protection presented by the STU which demanded payment for days off for technical-administrative employees who joined the strike initiated by the category. In his decision, the judge considered that “the most reasonable interpretation of the thesis, in accordance with the ministerial opinion, is that discounts can be made immediately, without prejudice to subsequent refunds if the illegality of the conduct of the public authorities is proven”.
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Image of the Unicamp campus, in Barão Geraldo
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