
Wilder Moraes stated that, if elected, he will prioritize health in Goiás, promising to reduce the waiting time for surgeries and exams to a maximum of 15 days from 2025 and improve regulation between the State and municipalities.
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Wilder Moraes is a candidate for elected office in Goiás and highlighted health as a priority for his potential government during a debate.
Wilder Moraes said he repeated the health issue several times during the debate, because, according to him, this will be the government's priority if elected. "First 120 days, we're going to put this queue in days. And from that point on, no surgery or exam from us will take more than 15 days from next year onwards. I'm going to resolve the health of the State of Goiás", he stated.
"We are also going to change regulation, especially because today we have State regulation that does not interact with municipal regulation and today there are people suffering. Wherever an ICU is needed, it is actually in Goiânia, it is recommended for Uruaçu or Caldas Nova, a region that has nothing to do with it", he added.

Araceli Lemos, PSOL candidate for the Government of Pará, announced plans to restructure the State Housing Company (Cohab), deliver 30,000 housing units in four years and reduce the deficit of 400,000 homes, with a focus on social housing, credit for vulnerable women and integration with climate policies.

Candidates for Teresina's municipal elections participated in walks, leafleting, visits to institutions, interviews and religious events throughout the day, with the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second for October 25th, if necessary.

The 2026 election campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies, walks and interviews. On the same day, candidates such as Dr. Natasha, Maurício Coelho, Sergeant Laudicério and Wellington Fagundes completed agendas in cities in Mato Grosso, including Cuiabá, Várzea Grande and Rondonópolis, participating in hearings, lives, interviews and meetings with local leaders.

The candidate for the government of Amapá, Dr. Furlan (PSD), completed three campaign agendas this Thursday (24), in Oiapoque and Macapá, including a motorcade in the morning, visits to neighborhoods in the afternoon and a meeting with supporters in the evening. The 2026 elections begin on August 16th, with the first round on October 4th.
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In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4th, with a possible second round on October 25th, candidates from the PSTU, União Brasil, PSD and PCO completed campaign agendas in Macapá, Santana and Oiapoque, including leafleting, meetings, debates on social media, walks, motorcades and content recordings.