Candidates for the government of Minas Gerais fulfill campaign agendas in several cities in the state

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

Alexandre Kalil (PDT) was in Patos de Minas, where he defended greater coordination with the federal government to invest in Minas Gerais roads. He went to the Rural Producers' Free Fair and also stated that highway concessions need to be inspected.

Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicans) met with mayors and leaders this Saturday in Nova Serrana. He questioned what the federal government's help should be in relation to the state's debt and said that he will look for whoever wins the presidential race, regardless of political differences, to defend the interests of Minas. He also participated in walks in Contagem and Ribeirão das Neves.

Flávio Roscoe (PL) had an agenda with his candidate for vice-president, Ellen Miziara (PL), in Sete Lagoas. They walked through the city center and spoke to supporters at the Municipal Market. They also took a walk in Curvelo and continued on to Pompéu, where they spoke with agribusiness representatives.

Gabriel Azevedo (MDB) was in Juiz de Fora and defended the creation of what he called the Regional Government of Zona da Mata. The objective of the measure is to decentralize state administration and closely monitor works, investments and demands from municipalities in the region. He held a press conference, in which he presented proposals on railway infrastructure, flood prevention, education, economic development and public safety.

Candidate Henrique Areas (PCO) participated in a lunch with supporters and the party's candidate for President of the Republic, Rui Costa Pimenta. Together they carried out campaign agendas in Belo Horizonte and gave interviews to the press.

Mateus Simões (PSD) was in Paraopeba and participated in a ride with supporters. He also went to the Povoado do Retiro Church.

Patrus Ananias (PT) was in the North of Minas. In the morning, he walked through the Salinas Municipal Market, where he handed out leaflets and talked to traders and supporters. He spoke of the importance of public policies for less favored people.