
Candidates for the government of Amazonas, including Cabo Daciolo, David Almeida, Gilberto Vasconcelos, Isael Munduruku, Omar Aziz, Professor Maria do Carmo and Roberto Cidade, fulfilled campaign agendas this Saturday (5) in Manaus and municipalities in the interior, presenting proposals for education, security, environment and regional development.
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The first round of elections for governor of Amazonas will be on October 4th and the second round on the 25th of the same month. Candidates are fulfilling campaign schedules across the state.
The first round will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Cabo Daciolo (Mobiliza), completed a political agenda at Porto da Ceasa, in the South Zone of Manaus, this Saturday (5). Alongside supporters, he spoke to the population and presented proposals for the area of education in the state.
Among the proposals presented by the candidate are the expansion of access to distance education and the provision of full-time basic education, with renovation and construction of new school units in the hub municipalities in the interior of Amazonas.
Candidate David Almeida (Avante) participates in a meeting with supporters at 7 pm, on Rua Sobrinho Maranhão, in the stretch between Beco São Luiz and Rua Sátiro Dias. At 8pm, he participated in another meeting with supporters in the Gilberto Mestrinho neighborhood, in the East Zone of Manaus.
The agenda marks the beginning of David's public commitments this Saturday, after the period of religious observance.
The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU), was in the Compensa neighborhood, in the West Zone of Manaus, this Saturday (5). He met with a group representing candidates approved in state security forces competitions who have been awaiting call-up for around four years.
The successful candidates are camped on Avenida Brasil, close to the Amazonas Government headquarters. During the meeting, Gilberto Vasconcelos stated that, if elected, he intends to summon those approved to reinforce the number of security forces in the state.
Candidate Isael Munduruku (Rede) holds an agenda this Saturday in rural communities in Iranduba. In the afternoon, he participated in a walk in honor of Amazon Day, in the center of Manaus. Alongside supporters and supporters, he spoke to traders and shopkeepers and drew attention to the fight against the climate crisis.
During the activity, the candidate presented proposals for the environmental area. Among them, he defended the creation of a permanent climate crisis office to work on issues related to the impacts of global warming in the state.
Candidate Omar Aziz (PSD) has an agenda in the interior of Amazonas this Saturday. In the morning, afternoon and evening, he participates in popular events in the municipalities of Pauini, Canutama and Lábrea.
Candidate Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) completed her campaign schedule in Manaus this Saturday (5). In the morning, she took part in a walk at the fair and in the commercial area of the Betânia neighborhood, in the South Zone of the capital.
In the evening, he participated in a meeting with supporters in the Nova Cidade neighborhood, in the North Zone, alongside the candidate for vice-governor on the ticket. During the activity, he defended the strengthening of the primary sector and investments in regionalized infrastructure as ways of generating employment and income in the interior of Amazonas.
Candidate Roberto Cidade (União) travels this Saturday to municipalities in the Juruá valley. In the morning, the agenda will be fulfilled in Ipixuna. In the afternoon, the candidate goes to Guajará and Envira. At night, Roberto Cidade participates in the civic-military schools parade.

Ronaldo Caiado, presidential candidate for the PSD, campaigned in Rio Grande do Sul, visited Expointer in Esteio and defended the renegotiation of debts of rural producers affected by the drought, in addition to proposing irrigation works, water storage and logistical improvements to reduce the impacts of climate change.

Candidates for the government of Ceará, including Danilo Soares (Democrats), Ciro Gomes (PSDB), Delegado Huggo (Missão), Elmano de Freitas (PT) and Vera Lúcia (Novo), fulfilled campaign agendas this Saturday, with walks, motorcades and events in Fortaleza and municipalities in the metropolitan region.

Candidates for the government of Minas Gerais, including Alexandre Kalil (PDT), Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicans), Flávio Roscoe (PL), Gabriel Azevedo (MDB), Henrique Areas (PCO), Mateus Simões (PSD) and Patrus Ananias (PT), completed campaign agendas in cities such as Patos de Minas, Nova Serrana, Sete Lagoas, Juiz de Fora, Belo Horizonte, Paraopeba and Salinas, discussing topics such as infrastructure, state debt, decentralization and social policies. The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second for the 25th of the same month.

Former prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol presented to the Electoral Court documents with tax and banking secrecy from STF minister Cristiano Zanin to contest challenges to his candidacy for the Senate. Zanin asked for action, TRE-PR imposed secrecy on the documents and gave a deadline for explanation. The case involves a breach of confidentiality annulled by the STF in Lava Jato and questions about Dallagnol's eligibility.

Candidate Roberto Rocha (PRTB) completed his agenda in São Luís after commitments in the interior of Maranhão, defending public spending cuts, reducing commissioned positions, expanding access to information via digital tools and strengthening Gaeco in other regions of the state.

Candidates for the government of the Federal District, Celina Leão, Leandro Grass and José Roberto Arruda, maintained an intense campaign schedule this Saturday (5), visiting regions such as SIA, Paranoá and Taguatinga, where they made promises in areas such as health, sport, energy supply and commercial revitalization, with emphasis on proposals to expand cycle paths, reference hospitals and use of the DF Administrative Center.