Spaces and emptying trash

Whenever I am on space other than the space that I have assigned for the finder and I empty the trash, I am not automatically transferred to the space of the finder, I have to do it manually.
For example I am on space 2, I have assigned space 1 for finder. I click 'empty trash' and the message 'Are you sure you want to permanently erase the items in the Trash?' comes out but I cannot see it, I have to move manually to space 1 to see it, I am not transferred automatically. This was not the case in Leopard, it is a problem since I installed Snow Leopard.
Any ideas? Thank you

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