26/04/2011 22h30 - Atualizado em 26/04/2011 22h30 Judiciario Federal paralisa atividades nesta quarta-feira (27) na BahiaApenas os servicos emergenciais serao realizados.Categoria decide em assembleia se entra em greve a partir de 3 de maio.Do G1 BA imprimir Os servidores do Judiciario Federal (Tre, Trt e Justicas Militar da Uniao e Federal) vao paralisar as atividades nesta quarta-feira (27) na Bahia. Apenas os servicos emergenciais, como recebimento de medidas urgentes (habeas corpus, liminares e mandados de seguranca), alem do pagamento das Varas Trabalhistas serao realizados.Tambem nesta quarta, os servidores participarao da Assembleia Geral realizada pelo sindicato da categoria (Sindjufe-BA) para decidir se entrarao em greve por tempo indeterminado, a partir do dia 3 de Maio.No mesmo dia, os juizes federais, apenas da Justica Federal, tambem farao uma paralisacao de 24h. Segundo a Associacao dos Juizes Federais (Ajufe), todos os casos de urgencia serao atendidos. Os juizes federais pedem mais seguranca aos magistrados, igualdade de direitos com o Ministerio Publico e a revisao do teto constitucional remuneratorio. Correio Braziliense - Cidades DF - Alunos se unem para ajudar casal de idosos que vivia em condicoes precarias Go to the Globe and Mail homepage Search:NewsQuoteWebBusinessesPeople Select CitySubscribeLoginRegisterHelpHomeNewsCommentaryBusinessInvestingSportsLifeArtsTechnologyDriveSite mapNationalPoliticsWorldNews VideoAfrica-MideastAmericasAsia-PacificEuropeProject JacmelHome News World Asia-PacificTHE ROYAL WEDDINGJeffrey Simpson: Leaders are making it up on the fly Suicide bomber assassinates Kandahar police chief in HQSUSAN SACHSKandahar Globe and Mail UpdatePublished Friday, Apr. 15, 2011 11:19AM EDTLast updated Friday, Apr. 15, 2011 12:05PM EDT53 commentsEmailPrint/LicenseDecrease text sizeIncrease text sizeThe assassination today of the top law enforcement official in Kandahar province signals a dangerous escalation of Taliban violence and tactical sophistication that has chilled Afghanistans second-largest city.The provincial police chief, Khan Mohammad Mujahid, died inside his headquarters in the early afternoon, the victim of a suicide bomber who somehow breached what is supposed to be one of the most heavily guarded places in the city.MORE RELATED TO THIS STORYAttack on Afghan police in Kandahar kills 6Two Americans killed by man in Afghan police uniform, Karzai saysIn growing rift, Pakistan demands end to U.S. drone attacksOver the last six months, American-led forces have concentrated on wresting rural districts near the city from the Taliban, and NATO officials have insisted they have turned a corner in disabling the insurgency. But their operations have been accompanied by a surge of suicide attacks on local police in the provincial capital, killings of Afghan officials and threats to anyone working for the government.In an interview earlier this week, the Afghan-Canadian provincial governor, Tooryalai Wesa, worried out loud that the Taliban was switching from battles with foreign forces to targeted attacks by militants who can blend into the crowds in the citys serpentine alleyways and markets.That a human bomb strapped with explosives could penetrate the headquarters compound, where every man entering is usually patted down, is a devastating blow to both the Afghan and NATO attempts to demonstrate they are in control.Mr. Mujahid had survived three other Taliban assassination attempts in the last few months, including an all-out assault by insurgents who shelled the police compound and blew themselves up at its gates.53 commentsEmailPrint/LicenseDecrease text sizeIncrease