
Candidate Professor Witer Naves (PSOL) voted in Palmas this Sunday, made a gesture of support for President Lula and stated that his candidacy is purposeful and differentiated.
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Candidate Professor Witer Naves is running for government of Tocantins for PSOL in the 2026 elections.
The candidate for the government of Tocantins Professor Witer Naves (PSOL) voted this Sunday (4), in Palmas. He arrived at the voting location around 10:30 am, at Colégio Mackenzie. After voting, he posed for photos and made a gesture of support for President Lula.
“Our expectation is that the state of Tocantins knows how to differentiate the old path from the new path (...). It is a purposeful candidacy and differentiates itself from the others”, said the candidate.

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