
Candidate Cadu presented proposals for the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River, connecting the South Zone to the North Zone of Natal, in partnership with the federal government and the city's City Hall, aiming to improve mobility and solve flooding problems in the most populous region of the capital of Rio Grande do Norte.
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Cadu is a candidate for political office in Natal and presents urban infrastructure proposals, including the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River, in partnership with the federal government and the local city hall, to improve mobility and solve flooding problems.
Among the proposals presented is the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River, as an alternative to improving mobility between areas of the city. Cadu also cited measures to address flooding problems in the region, in partnership with the federal government and Natal City Hall.
"We have projects, concrete proposals, together with President Lula, to build the third bridge that connects the South Zone to the North Zone of Natal. We give more mobility to this region which, as you said, is the most populous region of the city. There are also flooding problems, which we want to work with President Lula, together with Natal City Hall, to finally resolve. We managed to take to all regions, all corners of our State, a down-to-earth campaign, a campaign committed to changing the lives of our people for the better."

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Candidates Cadu and Allyson returned to the proposal for a third bridge over the Potengi River as an alternative to improve mobility between the areas of Natal, while Álvaro Dias focused on recordings for social media and took stock of the campaign, highlighting his experience and competence to govern Rio Grande do Norte.

During the election campaign, candidate Allyson spoke with residents, reinforced proposals such as reducing bureaucracy and development in infrastructure, economy and tourism, and mentioned the capital's third bridge as a mobility project, stating that the population knows his ideas.

Fernando Haddad declared that his campaign fulfilled the objective of presenting criticisms and proposals to voters, despite having had half the TV and radio time of Tarcísio de Freitas in the 2026 campaign in São Paulo. He avoided making predictions about the vote and highlighted proposals for reindustrialization, transport and education during the agenda in São Bernardo do Campo.