Candidates for governor of Acre fulfill campaign agenda in Rio Branco and interior
Quick Look
Alan Rick (Republicans), Mailza Assis (PP) and Tião Bocalom (PSDB) completed campaign agendas this Tuesday in Acre, with visits to businesses, industries, unions and meetings with supporters in Rio Branco and municipalities in the interior, highlighting proposals for economic development and strengthening family farming.
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Why It Matters
Candidates for the government of Acre are in the electoral campaign period, visiting cities and productive sectors to present proposals and gain electoral support.
Alan Rick (Republicans) started Tuesday with a visit to an accounting firm and traders in the Manoel Julião neighborhood. In the afternoon, he had a meeting with the union in Rio Branco and visited traders in Plácido de Castro. Finally, he met with supporters of candidates for state deputy in the capital.
Mailza Assis (PP) met with criminal police officers, employees of a supermarket chain and atypical mothers on Tuesday afternoon. In the evening, he met with leaders of the Organization of Brazilian Cooperatives in Acre and with families at Polo Benfica, in Rio Branco.
In the morning, Tião Bocalom (PSDB) visited a ceramics and wood industry in Rio Branco, where he also gave an interview. In the afternoon, he recorded campaign material and visited the Acre Regional Engineering Council (CREA-AC). In the evening, he visited the Acre Doctors Union (Sindmed-AC).
During the visit to the factories, Bocalom stated that he intends to stimulate primary production and create a favorable environment for the installation of companies in the state. "In my government, be sure that I will create this environment to have more businesspeople making investments here, whether in agriculture, industry, in short, we need to create this environment", he emphasized.
When visiting the Elias Mansour Municipal Market, Dantas highlighted that he intends to resume purchasing food from family farming in the state itself to supply school meals. "We need and we will, in our government, resume purchases from the school feeding program of the National School Feeding Program (PNAE) from producers in Acre, small producers and family farming. This brings quality to school food, at the same time as it helps to boost the economy", he commented.
Open Questions
- What are each candidate's specific plans to develop industry and agriculture in Acre?
- How do the candidates intend to facilitate the return of purchases from family farming for school meals?
- What are the main demands of unions and cooperatives heard during campaign agendas?




