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The campaign agendas of candidates for the government of Pernambuco were released, showing activities in several cities in the state, including promises of infrastructure and urban mobility.
During an agenda in Jaboatão dos Guararapes, João Campos (PSB) promised to triple part of BR-101 and carry out infrastructure works for the Metropolitan Region. Candidate Raquel Lyra (PSD) promised to implement cycle corridors in Greater Recife during an agenda in the Imbiribeira neighborhood, in the South Zone of the capital.
According to the candidate's agenda, Guilherme Fonseca leafleted in the morning at the Recife subway station, in the São José neighborhood, in the center of the capital. At the end of the afternoon, he participated in another leafleting at the Ignêz Andreazza Residential Complex, in the Areias neighborhood, in the West Zone of Recife.
According to the candidate's agenda, Ivan Moraes started the day with a visit to the Association of the Deaf of Pernambuco, in the Boa Vista neighborhood, in the center of Recife. He then carried out leafleting in the Graças neighborhood, in the North Zone, in the Mercado de São José and again in Boa Vista, in the central area of the capital.
At the end of the afternoon, he participated in a meeting at the headquarters of the Central Única dos Trabalhadores (CUT), in the Santo Amaro neighborhood, where he joined the entity's Platform of Commitment to the Working Class.
João Campos completed a schedule in cities in Greater Recife. During an appointment in Jaboatão dos Guararapes, he promised to triple a section of BR-101 and carry out infrastructure works for the Metropolitan Region.
The candidate also went on a door-to-door walk in Recife, a caravan in Ipojuca and mini caravans in São Lourenço da Mata, Camaragibe and Recife.
Professor Camila (UP) participated in a rally in the center of Recife alongside the party's candidate for President of the Republic, Samara Martins. Afterwards, he took a walk to Recife Station, in the São José neighborhood.
Governor and re-election candidate Raquel Lyra started her campaign agenda with a leaflet in the Imbiribeira neighborhood, in the South Zone of the capital. During the commitment, she promised to implement cycle corridors in Greater Recife if she is re-elected.
At night, he participated in motorcades in Gravatá, in Agreste, and in Vitória de Santo Antão, in Zona da Mata.

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