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Candidates for the government of Maranhão are in an electoral campaign, presenting proposals for the state elections. Transparency and the fight against corruption are recurring themes in the state's political debate.
Candidates for the government of Maranhão André Luiz (Missão), Orleans Brandão (MDB) and Reginaldo Lima completed campaign agendas this Friday (4) and presented proposals related to transparency and the fight against corruption.
André Luis, Orleans Brandão and Reginaldo Lima spoke about measures to combat corruption and expand control of public administration
TV Mirante followed the candidates' commitments and recorded the main proposals presented by each candidate throughout the day.
See, below, how the day of candidate André Luís (Mission) went
Orleans Brandão (MDB)
Orleans Brandão (MDB) — Photo: Reproduction/ TV Mirante
Candidate Orleans Brandão participated in a political event in Aldeias Altas, in the interior of Maranhão. The agenda brought together supporters on the streets of the city and is part of the strategy to reach out to voters in the interior of the state.
During his visit to the municipality, the candidate was asked about proposals to increase transparency in public administration and combat corruption.
Orleans Brandão stated that he intends to expand government information control and disclosure actions.
"We have evolved a lot in recent years. Governor Brandão created a government, a management that is a diamond seal, one of the best in all of Brazil. We are fourth today in transparency and control. But I intend to expand even further, to expand the fight against corruption throughout the state of Maranhão", he declared.
The candidate also said that he intends to strengthen the work of the Public Ministry, the Civil Police and the State Planning and Control Secretariat.
According to Orleans Brandão, supervisory bodies, such as the Court of Auditors, must act as partners with the public administration to expand control and accountability to the population.

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President Lula and governor Elmano de Freitas took part in a march in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, calling for a married vote for the petist party and allies, stating that there will be no room for bolsonarism in the state in the October 4 elections.

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The president of the STF, Luiz Edson Fachin, informed President Lula that he intends to proceed with the accusations between ministers and take the cases of the crisis involving Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça to the court's plenary, after a meeting at Palácio do Planalto with authorities from the Judiciary and Executive.