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BackAgenda dos candidatos no 19º dia de campanha nas eleições do Amapá
Agenda dos candidatos no 19º dia de campanha nas eleições do Amapá
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Agenda dos candidatos no 19º dia de campanha nas eleições do Amapá

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  • No 19º dia de campanha, candidatos a governador do Amapá cumpriram agendas com atos contra o feminicídio, reuniões com movimentos sociais, caminhadas em bairros de Macapá e Santana, lives, podcasts e panfletagens.
  • O primeiro turno das eleições está marcado para 4 de outubro e o segundo, se necessário, para 25 de outubro.

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O primeiro turno das eleições está marcado para o dia 4 de outubro. O segundo turno, caso necessário, deve acontecer em 25 de outubro.

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O primeiro turno das eleições está marcado para o dia 4 de outubro. O segundo turno, caso necessário, deve acontecer em 25 de outubro.

Veja como ficou a agenda dos candidatos no 19º dia de campanha:

O candidato do PSTU iniciou a agenda às 7h, em ato contra o feminicídio na Universidade Federal do Amapá (Unifap). Às 15h, participou de reunião com movimentos sociais. Às 19h, live para debater o combate ao feminicídio.

O candidato à reeleição pelo União Brasil participou de podcast, às 9h. Às 11h, reunião. No horário de 16h30, participou de caminhada no município de Santana. Às 19h, participa de corrida com concentração na Fortaleza de São José de Macapá.

O candidato do PSD iniciou a agenda às 8h30, com uma caminhada no bairro Vale Verde e Fazendinha, em Macapá. Às 14h, participou de reunião com sindicatos. Às 16h, realizou uma caminhada no bairro Marabaixo 4. Das 19h às 21h, participou de reuniões com candidatos e militância, em Macapá.

O candidato do PCO realizou panfletagens às 9h, na BR 210, Zona Norte de Macapá. Às 13h, participou de gravação de mídia. Às 17h, reunião com movimento sem moradia.

Open Questions

  • Quais são as propostas específicas de cada candidato para combater o feminicídio?
  • Como os eleitores do Amapá estão respondendo às agendas de campanha?
  • Há pesquisas de intenção de voto divulgadas para essas eleições?

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