Allyson says she will prioritize elective surgeries and paying employees in the first 100 days of an eventual government

During the meeting, Allyson spoke about the priorities for the first 100 days of a possible government. Among the measures cited by the candidate are the payment of public servants' salaries, the regularization of payments to retirees and pensioners and the hiring of professionals to speed up elective surgeries.

"Today we have 20 thousand people in the surgery queue, so we are going to immediately hire professionals who will ensure that the surgeries take place in regional hospitals. We are going to create a financial and administrative organization in the State, guaranteeing the payment of back wages, along with pensions for pensioners as well."

The candidate also pointed to public safety as one of the areas that needs more attention. Among the proposals presented are the reinforcement of video monitoring, the expansion of the partnership with municipalities and the call for those approved in the Military Police competition.

"We have to get the police back on the streets efficiently. To do this, we will also call up those who have passed the military police competition. We want to guarantee a large police force on the streets and we already have professionals who are already approved, ready, some who have already completed the training course."