
Candidates from different parties have a campaign agenda in Sergipe, with activities in the capital Aracaju and in the interior, including meetings, interviews, motorcades and meetings with supporters and leaders.
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Candidates from different parties are fulfilling their campaign agenda in Sergipe, visiting cities in the interior and participating in events in the capital Aracaju.
Dr. Helton (PSOL) had commitments in the capital. Emanuel Cacho (PSDB) and Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) were in the capital and in the interior. Fábio (PSD) carried out campaign activities in the interior. Ricardo Marques (PL) had commitments in the capital and in Simão Dias. Taty Cristina de Jesus (DC) was in Aracaju and São Cristóvão.
The candidate met with the campaign team, visited the state education teachers' event in the center of the capital, and participated in a meeting with activists in Praça Camerino, also in the capital.
The candidate gave interviews in Aracaju and Itabaiana. Afterwards, he was in Canindé de São Francisco for a meeting with supporters.
The candidate participated in a motorcade throughout the day in the interior of the state, passing through the municipalities of Santo Amaro das Brotas, Maruim, Rosário do Catete, General Maynard, Carmópolis, Japaratuba and Pirambu.
The candidate leafleted in the capital's shopping center, had a meeting with the team and held a motorcade in Simão Dias.
The candidate held a meeting with businesspeople, action with voters in São Cristóvão. She also participated in an event with female entrepreneurs.
The candidate participated in a lunch with business leaders from the productive sector and took part in a motorcade through the Baixo São Francisco region, passing through the municipalities of Pacatuba, Brejo Grande, Ilha das Flores, Neópolis, Santana do São Francisco, Japoatã and Propriá.

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