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Ronaldo Caiado is running a presidential campaign for the PSD and held a series of engagements in São Paulo, including interviews and visits to technology and media institutions.
The PSD candidate, Ronaldo Caiado, was in the city of São Paulo.
In the morning, Caiado gave an interview to a news portal. Afterwards, the PSD candidate visited the Brazilian headquarters of an American big tech company to see research advances in the sector. He stated that, if elected, he will double investment in the Ministry of Science and Technology - an area that he says has great potential for growth and job creation.
Caiado proposes to create conditions for the installation of data processing centers, so-called data centers, in the country:
"We have all the conditions here, both water and energy, to harvest these data centers. We are losing the market to be able to train our young people and bring this new version of employment, which young people undoubtedly expect to happen."
In the last campaign commitment of the day, Ronaldo Caiado went to the headquarters of a publisher to give an interview for an online program.
Ronaldo Caiado, PSD candidate for President, campaigns in São Paulo — Photo: Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction
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If elected, Ronaldo Caiado will double investment in the Ministry of Science and Technology
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Caiado will seek to create conditions for the installation of data centers in Brazil
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