
Daniel Vilela (MDB) held motorcades in Perolândia and Mineiros, Luis César Bueno (PT) met with Saneago workers in Goiânia, Marconi Perillo (PSDB) participated in a radio hearing and agendas in Goiânia, and Wilder Morais (PL) walked in Jardim Nova Esperança, all highlighting campaign proposals.
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Article describes campaign activities of candidates for the government of Goiás in different municipalities in the state, including motorcades, meetings with workers, hearings and walks.
Daniel Vilela (MDB) made motorcades in Perolândia and Mineiros, in the southwest of Goiás. Accompanied by Senate candidate Gracinha Caiado (União Brasil) and local political leaders, Daniel focused his speeches on defending new partnerships with city halls and announcing and inspecting investments in road infrastructure.
Luis César Bueno (PT) participated this Tuesday (7) in a meeting with Saneago workers, in Goiânia. He said that he intends to strengthen the supply company with more investments in sanitation in the state and that he will not adopt the public-private partnership model. The candidate highlighted that the proposal for Saneago is to keep it state-owned.
Marconi Perillo (PSDB) participated in a hearing on a radio program this Tuesday (8). Throughout the morning, the candidate held internal meetings and paid a visit to Secovi's headquarters at 10 am. In the afternoon, the candidate recorded content for the electoral program and for the internet. In the early evening, Marconi had a meeting with representatives of evangelical churches.
Wilder Morais (PL) completed his campaign schedule in Jardim Nova Esperança this Tuesday (8), where he took a walk alongside the candidate for vice-governor Ana Paula Rezende. While walking along Avenida Central, the politician spoke to local businesses, made a commitment not to create new state taxes and defended investments in infrastructure and energy.

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