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PITV 1 conducted interviews with the two best-positioned candidates for the government of Piauí in the Datafolha survey on August 22.
"There is a deficit, and we need to ensure that the security forces, such as the Military Police, the Civil Police and the Fire Department, can reach this number. [The hiring will be] through a competition. [The call will be] gradual. Each year, expanding within financial availability, doing so in a responsible manner, without compromising essential services", he declared.
PITV 1 interviewed, this Monday (14) and Tuesday (15), the two candidates for the Government of Piauí best placed in the Datafolha survey released on August 22. Rafael Fonteles (PT) leads the survey, with 56% of voting intentions, followed by Joel Rodrigues (PP), with 21%.

The candidate for the government of Pernambuco, João Campos (PSB), participated in a hearing at NE1. He presented proposals for hospitals and water supply, in addition to responding to complaints in public tenders. NE1 will also interview Raquel Lyra.

Raquel Lyra, candidate for the government of Pernambuco for the PSD, participated in a hearing at NE1. She promised 100,000 places in technical education and the completion of 250 daycare centers, in addition to responding about her salary choice as state attorney.
On Saturday, governor Raquel Lyra promised 100,000 places in technical education and the completion of 250 daycare centers. The re-election candidate also responded to criticism about her salary and inspections of transport companies linked to her family.

The US State Department notified Congress of the reallocation of $52 million in military aid. The amount, previously destined for countries such as Iraq and Slovakia, will be redirected to Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, focusing on combating drug trafficking.

The STF session is marked by tensions between ministers. Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça discussed the actions of the Federal Police, while Flávio Dino and Edson Fachin disagreed about regulatory rules and the use of speech during the trial.

Governor Tarcísio de Freitas addressed the reduction in police personnel since 2017 and the investigation involving Banco Master, defending transparency and the continuity of public security competitions.