
Candidate Allyson stated that, if elected, he will prioritize infrastructure works in large and small cities in Rio Grande do Norte, including the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River in Natal and the duplication of Avenida Francisco Mota in Mossoró, after reorganization of state finances.
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Candidate Allyson presented proposals focused on infrastructure and mobility for the state of Rio Grande do Norte, linking the completion of works to the prior reorganization of state finances.
The agenda focused on proposals for infrastructure and mobility. Allyson stated that, if elected, he intends to prioritize works in both large and small cities in the state.
According to the candidate, before starting a works program it will be necessary to reorganize Rio Grande do Norte's finances. Among the proposals he cited are the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River, in Natal, and the duplication of Avenida Francisco Mota, on BR-110, in Mossoró.
"We are going to organize the State's finances, it is an immediate commitment. Within this financial reorganization, of the State budget, we are going to guarantee that Rio Grande do Norte has the capacity to make investments for major works. This is the case of building bridges, highways. The big cities, such as Mossoró, Parnamirim, São Gonçalo, Extremoz, Ceará-Mirim, and the entire metropolitan region of Natal, and the big cities within each metropolitan region, will also receive major infrastructure works".
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If elected, Allyson will begin the reorganization of Rio Grande do Norte's finances before launching the works program.
Possible · Within months
The construction of the third bridge over the Potengi River in Natal will be prioritized if Allyson is elected.
Possible · Within months

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