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Hana Ghassan is the MDB candidate for the Government of Pará and is in the final stretch of the campaign for the first round of elections, which takes place this Sunday (4). She highlighted that her projects are based on the demands of the population of Pará.
The MDB candidate for the Government of Pará, Hana Ghassan, said this Friday (2) that she plans to increase the number of beds, build new specialized hospitals and create financial assistance for women victims of domestic violence in the state.
"In the area of health: the construction and expansion of beds, two more Women's Hospitals. The Women's Hospital is a hospital with maximum quality there in our capital. We are going to take the Women's Hospital to Santarém and Parauapebas", he stated.
Hana arrived in the Jaderlândia neighborhood, in Ananindeua, accompanied by supporters. The MDB candidate spoke on the streets of the city this Friday morning.
During the agenda, she also walked through the neighborhood's businesses, greeting residents and local workers. In the final stretch of the campaign for the first round of elections, the emedebista highlighted its proposals for the areas of health and public safety.
On the eve of the vote, which takes place this Sunday (4), Hana Ghassan took stock of the campaign so far and highlighted the importance of listening to the population's demands for the construction of her government proposals.
"It has been a privilege to travel around this state and listen to people. The campaign is being built with the people of Pará, and this has made a lot of difference, because the projects that we were to carry out as governor are coming from the population", he declared.
Hana also detailed other proposals for the health sector, such as the decentralization of specialized care and transparency in the waiting list for consultations and exams in the public network.
"We are also going to build the Hospital do Coração there in Marabá, because it is very important for us to take care so that no family can lose someone to a heart attack that was not taken care of, so I am going to take the Hospital do Coração. The Hospital dos Olhos too. Our population really needs cataract surgery, and this Hospital dos Olhos will be coordinated throughout the state so that we can, more than ever, speed up the queue of surgeries, consultations and exams", he explained.
In the area of public security, the MDB candidate promised to hold new competitions and invest in technology to combat crime. She also proposed the valorization of military corporations and the creation of the "Recomeço" project, aimed at financial assistance and training for women victims of violence.
"And in the area of security, it is about advancing with new competitions, advancing with technology for security. More than ever, we know that organized crime is fought through intelligence and technology, and that is what we have done: to chase the money that fuels crime and suffocates it. [...] I propose the Recomeço project, which is financial assistance for our women who are victims of violence, with training and placing these women in the job market", he detailed.
At the end of the agenda, the candidate reinforced her request to vote for this Sunday's election.
"I want an opportunity this Sunday and I ask everyone for this opportunity. The state of Pará has advanced a lot. I am proud to have been part of this since the first day, 7 years ago, when we started this government, but I know there is a lot to be done. We need to move forward and go much further", concluded Hana Ghassan.

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias (PT), stated that he intends to expand dialogue with civil society organizations, unions and social movements if he is elected. He participated in a meeting with representatives of these groups and university professors in the central campaign committee, received letters and manifestos, and in the afternoon he took part in a PT march alongside President Lula, gathering at Praça da Liberdade and ending at Praça Tiradentes, in Belo Horizonte.

Candidates for the government of Acre in the 2026 elections released their campaign agendas this Friday (2), with activities such as motorcades, walks, meetings and banners in several cities in the state. Mailza Assis, Alan Rick, Tião Bocalom and Thor Dantas participated in events, while Dr. Luisinho and Eudo Raffael did not send their agendas.

Candidate João Campos announced plans to triple the BR-101 Metropolitana between Abreu e Lima and Cajueiro Seco, build four viaducts and footbridges, implement the Muribeca–Prazeres road bypass and duplicate other highways, in addition to promising the 13th of Bolsa Família and the Hospital Geral Metropolitano.

The candidates for the government of Paraíba, Cícero Lucena (MDB), Efraim Filho (PL), Lucas Ribeiro (PP) and Camilo Duarte (PCO), completed campaign schedules in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Santa Rita, with meetings, walks, plenary sessions and marches, while the first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second for the 25th of the same month.

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Alexandre Kalil (PDT), stated in a motorcade on Avenida Afonso Pena, in Belo Horizonte, that he intends to increase state revenue without creating new taxes and allocate the majority of public resources to health, in addition to expanding investments in the area.

The first round of elections will be on October 4th and the second on the 25th of the same month. Candidate Professor Maria do Carmo met with the strategic team in the morning, rode a motorbike in Presidente Figueiredo in the afternoon and met leaders in the capital in the evening. Gilberto Vasconcelos participated in the launch of a book at the party headquarters during the night. Cabo Daciolo visited communities in Manaus and in the interior of the state.