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ACM Neto is a candidate for governor of Bahia for União Brasil and has been traveling the state on walks and motorcades as part of the electoral campaign for the 2022 elections.
ACM Neto — Photo: Reproduction/TV Bahia
Bahia government candidate ACM Neto (União Brasil) pointed to public safety and health as the two main priorities of a possible government. During a walk this Friday afternoon (2), in Largo do Campo Grande, in Salvador, he stated that he intends to focus the first actions on combating violence and reducing the regulatory queue.
"I maintain what I have been saying throughout this entire journey. The two absolute priorities of Bahia and the future governor are public security and health. These are the two issues today that most affect the lives of Bahians, especially the poorest. So, I intend to be governor to begin by resolving the problem of violence and the regulation queue", he stated in an interview with TV Bahia.
Still during the agenda, ACM Neto also evaluated the campaign in the final stretch and said he was confident for the election. The candidate also stated that the expectation for the results of the polls is positive and related the evaluation to the receptivity found in the campaign events.
Before the walk, ACM Neto participated, in the morning, in a motorcade in Euclides da Cunha. At night, he participated in a motorcade in Juazeiro.
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