Candidates for the Government of the Federal District completed campaign agendas in different regions of the Federal District this Monday (7).
José Roberto Arruda (PSD) visited the TV Tower Fair and presented proposals to stallholders. Celina Leão (PP) participated in a feijoada with supporters and spoke about health, education and the expansion of the subway.
Leandro Grass (PT) and Samara Mineiro (UP) were at Grito dos Excluídos, at Conic, where they defended measures aimed at social assistance, housing, health and inclusion of people in vulnerable situations.
See below how the activities of the main campaigns for the DF government went this Monday.
Celina Leão (PP)
The candidate for re-election to the Government of the Federal District, Celina Leão (PP), participated in a feijoada with supporters at Colônia Agrícola Sucupira this Monday (7). During the meeting, she greeted voters, took photos and spoke about proposals for education, health and mobility.
Celina highlighted the current administration's efforts to appoint new public school teachers, classified health as the government's most sensitive area and promised to expand orthopedic surgeries to reduce the waiting list. The candidate also once again defended the expansion of the subway.
"It leaves here from Candangolândia, passes through Riacho Fundo I, II, Recanto, Gama and Santa Maria. This is perhaps the biggest project that we can leave for this region of the city, mobility on rails. And the most important thing of all: this technical feasibility study was already paid for, last year. And it is positive, it can happen, right, you can't build a subway if you don't have the studies", emphasized Celina.
After the agenda, Celina participated in events with supporters in Park Way, in Ceilândia and in Recanto das Emas.
Arruda (PSD)
Former governor José Roberto Arruda (PSD) campaigned in Plano Piloto this Monday (7). In the morning, he visited the TV Tower Fair, where he spoke to traders and voters, distributed campaign material and heard demands about the conditions of the space.
During the agenda, Arruda stated that, if elected, he intends to reform and revitalize the fair, install a Na Hora unit on the site and regularize the situation of the stallholders. The candidate also defended the granting of definitive titles to the occupants of stalls who have already worked at fairs in the Federal District for years.
"Furthermen in Brasília will have the definitive title for their stall, without bidding. It's a shame what they are doing. Marketers who have been working for 30, 40 years, now they want to do a bidding process. This is absurd. They have the acquired right. I will give the permanent, definitive title to all stallholders in the Federal District, without bidding", said the candidate.
Leandro Grass (PT)
The candidate for the Government of the Federal District Leandro Grass (PT) participated in the Grito dos Excluídos, held at Praça Zumbi dos Palmares, in Conic. During the event, which brought together representatives of social movements, the candidate greeted supporters, took photos and defended the strengthening of social assistance policies aimed at the homeless population.
Grass stated that, if elected, he intends to expand the coverage of social programs and include more people in government registries. The candidate also said that he intends to expand access to housing, health, employment and education for groups that, according to him, are excluded from these services.
"Here in the DF there are many excluded from housing, who have nowhere to live, who are in rent, paying dearly, excluded from healthcare, who are in line for exams and surgery, excluded from work, many employees who are in the informal sector, trying to survive, excluded from education. Families who do not have access to daycare, do not have access to full school. Our project is to include those who are outside, but place them at the center of our management, at the center of care, of the government's attention", he highlighted.
At night, the campaign agenda ended in Samambaia, where he participated in the Independence Samba with residents of the region.
Samara Mineiro (UP)
The Popular Union (UP) candidate, Professor Samara Mineiro, also participated in the Grito dos Excluídos. During the event, the candidate distributed leaflets, presented campaign proposals and defended the expansion of investments in health and social assistance.
Samara stated that, if elected, she intends to hire 30,000 health professionals through public competitions, expand the basic and mental health care network and create a program aimed at the homeless population.
According to the candidate, the proposal includes the strengthening of Psychosocial Care Centers (Caps), housing policies and employment generation actions.
"Many people who are on the streets today have health problems, which need to be treated, mental health problems, addiction problems that need to be treated. So we need a policy to strengthen capes, so that we can take care of these people. In addition, a housing policy that allows people to have a place to live", he declared.
In the evening, Samara participated in a meeting with supporters in Sobradinho II.
