Candidates Alan Rick and Mailza Assis fulfill campaign agendas in Acre

Alan Rick (Republicans) met with employees of a commercial establishment and held closed agendas this Monday morning. In the afternoon, he participated in a meeting and a podcast. In the evening, he met with evangelical church leaders and supporters of the candidate for state deputy.

During the first appointment, he defended dialogue with the wholesale sector to discuss tax issues that, according to the candidate, affect distributors in the state. "Here we see a problem, the state government never regulated the legislation charged by distributors [...] let's talk to the sector, let's try to meet [the demands], but above all, talk to the voters, with the people, with the citizens who are here", he said.

Mailza Assis (PP) opened a campaign committee and gave an interview in the morning, recorded an electoral program and met with the Front of Unions of Public Servants of Acre. In the evening, there was a meeting with leaders and supporters.

When inaugurating a campaign house, Mailza stated that the presence of community leaders is a way of expanding contact with residents of different neighborhoods and locations. "I want to reaffirm my commitment to the population, to people's dignity, to caring for people, to developing our state, seeking to generate jobs and income for our population," he declared.