
In the final stretch of the first round, candidate Cadu emphasized the importance of direct contact with voters, presented proposals to generate jobs and income, in addition to health and safety measures, focusing on the West Zone of the capital, including an increase in police personnel, video monitoring and 100% of schools full time.
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The candidate is in the final stretch of the first round of elections and seeks to connect with voters through proposals focused on security, education and economic development.
In the final stretch of the first round, the candidate highlighted the importance of being on the streets, listening to the population and maintaining direct contact with voters. He also presented proposals for the economic development of the region, with a focus on generating jobs and income. Cadu also spoke about measures in the areas of health and safety, with proposals aimed at the West Zone of the capital.
"We have a very well-defined security project, which is to have police officers on the streets, increase the number of police officers, as was done under Professor Fátima's government. We intend to invest in video monitoring, which is a bold proposal that we are bringing to the 167 municipalities. We are also going to bring it here to the West Zone of the capital. And we also can't talk about public security without talking about education", he commented.
"So, our commitment to education is 100% full-time schools, so that our young people stay in schools and do not get close to organized crime", he added.

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