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Entrevista Empresas Vão Gerar 847 Empregos Em Oito Cidades Ano CXIX Número 145 R$ 1,00 Assinatura anual R$ 160,00 AJoão Pessoa, Paraíba - QUINTUNIÃOA-FEIRA, 19 de julho de 2012 119 ANOS - PATRIMÔNIO DA PARAÍBA www.paraiba.pb.gov.br Twitter > @uniaogovpb jornalauniao.blogspot.com FOTO: Ortilo Antônio Os servidores públicos federais em greve fizeram um protesto ontem na Avenida Epitácio Pessoa, na Capital PÁGINA 13 Vendas de Oi, TIM e Claro serão suspensas a partir de 2ª feira FOTO: José Lins/Secom-PB A Anatel anunciou on- próxima segunda-feira. Na tem a suspensão das ven- Paraíba, apenas a Tim será das das operadoras Oi, Tim proibida de comercializar e Claro em 19 Estados. A serviços de telefonia e de medida começa a valer na internet. PÁGINA 25 HOMICÍDIO Pais da criança morta depois de ingerir cocaína serão indiciados PÁGINA 14 Entrevista PESQUISA SEGUraNÇA Waldson de Souza garante que gestão Mapa da Violência PM prende pactuada da Saúde revela aumento dois acusados de vai continuar nos homicídios de assaltar bancos no PÁGINA 3 crianças na PB campus da UFCG Os assassinatos de crian- A Polícia Militar pren- ças e adolescentes na Paraí- deu dois homens acusados ba cresceram 154% entre de participar do assalto a 2000 a 2010. O Governo do duas agências bancárias Estado lançou um plano de localizadas no campus da nfrentamento à violência UFCG, em Campina Gran- contra jovens. PÁGINA 15 de. PÁGINA 16 Prédios históricos recebem ação de limpeza PÁGINA 13 Municípios Presidente Empresas vão gerar 847 Hermano José vão receber da AL diz que empregos em oito cidades expõe a partir R$ 14 mi de não era ouvido de amanhã na - cota do FPM no PSDB Galeria Gamela PÁGINA 17 PÁGINA 18 O governo publicou no DiárioPÁGINA 28Oficial decreto rati PÁGINA 5 ficando as resoluções que concederam benefícios clima & tempo fiscais a dez empresas. Fonte: Marinha do Brasil Fonte: INMET l Estado prorroga até segunda-feira inscrições para os Exames Supletivos LITORAL CARIRI-AGRESTE Sertão Informações úteis para a semana: l Aprovados no Sisu tem prazo até hoje para fazer as matrículas Altura Marés Hora Altura 0.3m ALTA 04h21 2.4m Sol e poucas Sol e poucas Sol e poucas DÓLAR R$ 2,020 (compra) R$ 2,021 (venda) nuvens nuvens nuvens l Sejer realiza hoje e amanhã seminário sobre drogas e redução de danos DÓLAR TURISMO R$ 1,930 (compra) R$ 2,070 (venda) baixa 10h32 0.3m 30 Máx. 32o Máx. 34 Máx. Moeda 21o Mín. 18o Mín. 20o Mín. EURO R$ 2,481 (compra) R$ 2,484 (venda) l Prefeitura de JP antecipa feriado da morte de João Pessoa para segunda-feira ALTA 16h47 2.3m baixa 22h41 0.4m AUNIÃO João Pessoa, Paraíba - QUINTA-FEIRA, 19 de julho de 2012 CONTATO: [email protected] REDAÇÃO: 83.3218-6511/3218-6509 Editorial Humor Domingos Sávio - [email protected] A tragédia dos mais jovens Os números são estarrecedores, ria ser outro: é a baixa escolaridade. mas estão longe de constituir uma sur- Associada ao desemprego, à falta de presa: em 30 anos, o número de ho- oportunidades e à proliferação do uso micídios contra jovens cresceu quase 350 por cento no Brasil. Para ser mais gatilho para situações tão dramáticas exato, as taxas cresceram 346%, de comoe tráfico esta. de Estesdrogas, são a problemasdeseducação que é 1980 a 2010, segundo revela o Mapa da Violência 2012, que acaba de ser di- se limitam a certas regiões e que pre- vulgado. cisamdesafiam ser açõesencarados dos governos, como prioridade que não De acordo com o relatório, o núme- absoluta pelos poderes públicos. ro de homicídios contra jovens nesse O Mapa da Violência é um termô- período representa 176.043 de todas metro. Revela que problemas sérios as mortes e a situação se agravou na - última década, quando foram mortos do a ideia de que o país perde segui- mais de 84 mil jovens. Computados es- damentevão se acumulando, a batalha contra quase aconfirman violência. ses números, a constatação é terrível: No Brasil, existem 35 milhões de jo- com 13 mortes para cada 100 mil habi- vens. Entre estes, os mais pobres e os tantes, o Brasil é o quarto país entre as pretos são vítimas preferenciais desta 92 nações do mundo monitoradas pela tragédia. Organização Mundial de Saúde (OMS). O sociólogo Julio Jacobo Waisel- ÉRAMOS QUATRO INDÚSTRIA Somos superados apenas por El Salva- INQUÉRITO dor, Venezuela e Trinidade e Tobago. constata, com base nos números, que Na esteira das homenagens A Prefeitura de Campo de Pesquisa da Confederação Na- ao poeta Ronaldo Cunha Santana pegou em peso, ao cional da Indústria (CNI) em Esses números revelam uma reali- afisz, descentralização responsável pelo da economialevantamento, bra- Lima, falecido recentemen- contratar, através de Carta- consulta junto a 262 empresas dade de verdadeiro extermínio contra sileira, não mais restrita aos Estados te, o renomado jornalista -Convite, uma empresa en- da indústria apurou suas prin- e ex-deputado Sebastião volvida na “Operação Trans- cipais reivindicações: a juventude. E é urgente que se pro- do sul e do sudeste, também contribui Nery, destaca em artigo, parência”. A Procuradoria 1) Reforma Tributária, mova uma ação articulada de diversas para descentralizar a violência. Mas esta semana, sua amizade Federal na Paraíba mandou 2) Desoneração da Folha de organizações para levar à sociedade não se trata de apenas localizar, geo- e o valor do político parai- abrir Inquérito Civil, visando Pessoal; bano. a adotar todas as medidas 3) Simplificação da Legislação inteira o debate sobre as formas de Lembra que eram quatro possíveis e necessárias, Trabalhista. violência contra a juventude, especial- desta bomba social. amigos, todos perseguidos judiciais e extrajudiciais, e Agora tudo depende do Con- mente o homicídio que acomete milha- graficamente,Esta é uma o questão potencial do paísexplosivo intei- pela ditadura, que se reu- apurar tudo. gresso Nacional. niam em almoço no restau- res de jovens no país. ro e que só pode ser combatida pela rante Yankee, no Rio. Ele, Para muitos estudiosos – e a im- ação determinada do Governo Fede- Informe Bernardo Cabral, Humberto RELÓGIO É CRIME prensa está recheada de opiniões so- ral. Qualquer pesquisa que hoje se Lucena e Ronaldo Cunha Expirou ontem o prazo para de- Em Campina Grande, nos últimos Lima. núncias de inelegibilidade de dias, cesta básica tem exercido, bre o assunto – o aumento vertiginoso faça, e muitas estão sendo aplicadas “Cada um com seu projeto, candidatos a prefeito, feitas à exaustão, a moda da mobilidade. do assassinato de jovens no Brasil é agora por conta das eleições, há de que preparávamos para pelos eleitores se soubessem de Tem corrido de um bairro para revelar que a segurança pública é, de depois da anistia, pela qual irregularidades. Ontem também outro na velocidade necessária UN lutávamos, apesar dos tur- foi o último dia para o registro ao “bonde eleitoral”, considerado como a nossa maior bom- longe, um dos maiores problemas na- vos anos da ditadura mili- dos comitês financeiros pelos geralmente, na penumbra do baapenas social: um o reflexoabandono do que da juventude. já está sendo cionais. Há outros, mas este se mostra tar”, relata Nery. partidos políticos. dia e da Lei. E o pavio desta bomba não pode- bem mais urgente. Um Martinho Moreira Franco - [email protected] Dois Sitonio Pinto - [email protected] Fora de cena Bucana do cangaço Era uma geração que arrebatava o palco e galvanizava a plateia. No Brasil, a guerra entre o crime organizado e a polícia assumiu O festival cobria a semana inteira, todos os dias com casa cheia”. dimensões de extermínio; ninguém escapa, nem as crianças”. É estarrecedor o noticiário na impren- policial nos grupos de extermínio consiste na W. J. Solha trouxe ontem à ribal- cobria a semana inteira, todos os dias sa televisiva sobre a formação e atuação de execução sumária de civis inocentes, escolhi- ta da memória um elenco para matar com casa cheia. Cheia, não; lotada, gen- grupos de extermínio na banda podre da dos aleatoriamente na população, nas trevas saudades dos tempos áureos do teatro te em pé, sentada no chão, pendurada polícia dos Estados do sudeste do Brasil. Há da noite. É o toque de recolher – antes de paraibano. Ou melhor: para matar de nos camarotes, espreitando as portas poucos dias a televisão enfocou o problema mais nada, inconstitucional, conforme emer- saudades os que viveram e convive- laterais ou, não havendo mais lugar, na Baixada Santista – litoral do Estado de ge do artigo 5º, parágrafo XV da Constituição ram, ano após ano, em um dos eventos contentando-se em ouvir as falas nos São Paulo, região centralizada pelo porto de da República Federativa do Brasil (CRFB), mais notáveis na história da arte de jardins do teatro. Isso à noite, horá- Santos, o maior do Brasil e um dos maiores verbis: “É livre a locomoção no território representar em nosso Estado, particu- rio das encenações. Havia atividades do mundo. Na guerra contra a banda podre nacional em tempo de paz” [...]. E, em tempo larmente em João Pessoa: o Festival de durante o dia, entre ensaios, oficinas, do crime, a polícia, notadamente a PM, con- de guerra, o toque de recolher terá de se en- Teatro da Paraíba, tendo como palco o mesas redondas, debates, além de mui- funde a população com as facções criminosas quadrar no artigo 137 da CRFB, que trata do Santa Roza. Chorando a morte de Elpí- ta conversa jogada fora. E muito mais e se vinga no segmento civil dos atentados estado de sítio e dá competência ao Presiden- dio Navarro, Solha alegrou os amantes conversas ainda eram jogadas fora nas cometidos pelo crime organizado contra as te da República para, “ouvidos o Conselho da da representação mencionando Anun- noitadas que se prolongavam em ma- corporações policiais.
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