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The 2026 elections in Brazil began the electoral campaign on August 16, allowing candidates to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize proposals. In Paraná, eight names are in the running for government.
Sandro Alex — Photo: RPC Archive
The candidate for the government of Paraná Sandro Alex (PSD) said that, if elected, he will unify the telephone numbers of the state's emergency services, such as the Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU), Civil Defense, among others.
The statement was made this Tuesday (8) during an interview with TVCI.
"Each of the bodies has its own service, and it is possible that they will be maintained, because we are going to unify with a center that can pass the command or be all in the same place. I put this in my government plan, I disclosed it in the last few days and I have already asked for the entire definition so that we have the best guidance. What I will not leave, is no body without due care and adequate care, each one has its own form and conduct, including confidentiality", he said.
The service would be carried out using Artificial Intelligence (AI), so that, according to the candidate, the applicant receives a quick response and referral to the appropriate body to triage the service.
Among the appointments scheduled for the day, there was also a visit to the Centro de Amparo Jesus Maria José, in São José dos Pinhais, in the metropolitan region of Curitiba, recordings of the electoral program, an interview with the CNT and dinner with social volunteers in Curitiba, in the Santa Felicidade neighborhood.
🔍The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country. From this date onwards, candidates are authorized to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize their proposals on radio, TV and the internet, following the rules established by the Electoral Court.
Elections in Paraná
Electronic ballot box for voting in Brazilian elections — Photo: Marcelo Camargo/Agência Brasil
The first round of the 2026 elections will be held on October 4. The second round, if necessary, is scheduled for October 25th. In Paraná, the parties defined eight names in the dispute for government. They are:
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