
The PSOL candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, William Siri, campaigned in São Gonçalo on Friday (11) and presented proposals for education, including the expansion of full-time education, the opening of new Cieps with four meals a day, basic income for Cad-único students, film clubs, artistic activities outside regular hours, an increase in places for education for young people and adults, the expansion of libraries and the installation of high-speed internet in schools.
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William Siri is the PSOL candidate for Rio de Janeiro state government and is campaigning in municipalities of the Rio Metropolitan Region, presenting his government proposals, with a focus on education.
The PSOL candidate for the government of RJ, William Siri, campaigned in São Gonçalo, in the Metropolitan Region of Rio, this Friday (11). Siri presented proposals for the education area.
During the agenda, Siri said that she defends the expansion of full-time education.
Siri's government plan foresees the opening of new Cieps, with priority given to the most vulnerable areas. The units would offer sporting, cultural and recreational activities. The plan also provides for four daily meals for students and a basic income for students enrolled in Cad-único, as a way to combat school dropouts.
The candidate also proposes creating film clubs and offering artistic activities outside regular class hours. Furthermore, it promises to increase the supply of places for education for young people and adults, expand libraries and install high-speed internet in schools.
The PSOL candidate for the government of RJ, William Siri, campaigned in São Gonçalo, in the Metropolitan Region of Rio — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
"We are going to hold new competitions because we need public servants and not contractors like they are doing. Well-paid, valued public servants are our big bet, because we know that this works. We are going to revolutionize the state of Rio de Janeiro with quality education", commented Siri.
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William Siri will continue to present his education proposals in other cities of the Rio Metropolitan Region during the campaign.
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