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The 2024 municipal elections in Belo Horizonte have the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second round for the 25th of the same month. The candidates are carrying out campaign agendas in various parts of the city and the interior of Minas Gerais.
The first round will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.
Alexandre Kalil started the day with a visit to the Querubins, Bem-Me-Quer and Isaías projects, in the Center-South region of Belo Horizonte. He then participated in a meeting with residents at the Vila Acaba Mundo Association, where he also met the press.
Ben Mendes visited the Risoleta Neves Hospital, in the Venda Nova region, in Belo Horizonte. He then gave an interview to Imperatriz radio, in the city of Ribeirão das Neves.
Cleitinho Azevedo started the agenda in Manhuaçu, where he participated in a meeting with supporters at Praça 5 de Novembro. In the afternoon, he headed to Ponte Nova, Viçosa and Visconde do Rio Branco to fulfill campaign commitments.
Flávio Roscoe started the Teófilo Otoni agenda, where he participated in Nikolas' Bloquinho, at Praça Lions Clube. In the evening, he returned to Governador Valadares to also participate in Bloquinho do Nikolas, at Praça do Imigrante.
Gabriel Azevedo started the day with a recording of audiovisual content and then headed to Ouro Preto. In the afternoon, he gave a press conference to the local and regional press and participated in another recording. In the evening, he participated in the 1st Meeting of Gastronomy, Tourism and Development of Ouro Preto and met with political leaders and supporters from the region.
Henrique Areas participated, in the morning, in a leafleting and set up a material stand at the UFMG University Restaurant. At night, he did another leafleting at the Lagoinha subway station, in Belo Horizonte.
Indira Xavier started the day with an interview on the Mesa de Debates channel, on YouTube. In the afternoon, she participated in the signing of a letter of commitment from the Brazilian Union of Women (UBM) in defense of women's lives, in the Negócios neighborhood, in Belo Horizonte. In the evening, he participated in a walk at the Alípio de Melo Gastronomic Fair.
Mateus Simões started the day with a question on the Metrópoles portal. In the afternoon, he participated in government meetings and, at the end of the day, he gave an interview to Portal WebTerra and made a video recording in Belo Horizonte.
Patrus Ananias started the day in Belo Horizonte, with a meeting at Fecomércio and then participated in a hearing at the newspaper Estado de Minas. The candidate canceled his schedule in Barbacena due to lack of conditions for landing in the city.
Túlio Lopes started the agenda with a leaflet at the main entrance of CeasaMinas, in Contagem. In the evening, he went to Bom Despacho, in the Central-West region of the state, where he participated in a meeting with supporters.
Rafael Duda started the day with a leaflet at the entrance to UFMG, in Pampulha, in Belo Horizonte. Afterwards, he did another leafleting in Praça Sete and had lunch at Mercado Central. In the afternoon, he went to Juatuba, where he leafleted on Sumitomo. In the evening, he returned to Belo Horizonte for a debate on the PSTU program for Brazil, at the Sind-REDE headquarters.

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