Candidates for the government of Paraíba fulfill campaign agendas in João Pessoa on Monday (28)

The first round of voting will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.

See below how each candidate's campaign day went:

This Monday morning (28), Cícero Lucena, MDB candidate for the position of governor of the state, only had one campaign commitment. He participated in a debate on a radio station in João Pessoa. In the afternoon, a plenary session was held at the campaign's central committee.

At night, candidate Cícero Lucena's schedule had three more commitments. He took walks in the Torre and Mandacaru neighborhoods and then participated in another plenary session in the Padre Zé neighborhood.

The candidate for the government of Paraíba for the Liberal Party (PL), Efraim Filho, completed his campaign schedule in João Pessoa this Monday (28). During the morning, the candidate paid a visit to the Civil Construction Industry Union of João Pessoa (Sinduscon).

Also this Monday (28), Efraim participated in a debate on a television station in João Pessoa, a meeting with businesspeople and recordings for the electoral guide.

Lucas Ribeiro (PP) was on an administrative schedule in the Historic Center of João Pessoa, this Monday morning (28).

In the afternoon, the candidate also completed another administrative agenda in the capital. In the evening, he took part in a walk in Santa Rita, in Greater João Pessoa.

On the morning of this Monday (28), candidate Pedro Coutinho participated in a walk along the Orla de Tambaú, in João Pessoa. Afterwards, he had a meeting with the party's National Directorate, also in the capital.

Candidate Yuri Ezequiel completed his campaign schedule this Monday (28), in João Pessoa. In the morning, he had a conversation with urban cleaning workers and participated in a breakfast with union leaders. At noon, he participated in a debate on a radio station.

In the afternoon, Yuri Ezequiel participated in a walk in the Citex neighborhood. Then, there was a dialogue with workers in the call center sector, in Mangabeira.