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The article describes the agendas of three candidates for the municipal elections in São Luís, Maranhão, on October 30, focusing on their campaign activities and proposals related to food and income transfer.
Candidate André Luís (Missão) completed his schedule this Wednesday (30) at the São Luís Supply Center (Ceasa), where he spoke to stallholders and people who were there to shop. During the visit, he heard demands related to food and presented proposals to expand food production in Maranhão.
"We know that rice is the basis of food in Maranhão, it is the basic product. Did you know that Maranhão already had a strong program to strengthen production in the Araiózes region, called production DICs? So we, at the Missão Party, don't want to be creating new programs all the time. But we need to strengthen the ones we already had and ensure that the projects that were successful in this state continue. And through this program, we can create food banks, regulatory banks to control the price and make this production continues to happen”, said the candidate.
Candidate Eduardo Braide (PSD) fulfilled his agenda this Wednesday (30) with a meeting with political leaders in the morning. In the afternoon, he participated in a motorcade through the Parque Vitória, Alto Turu and Parque Jair neighborhoods. At night, Braide participates in a motorcade in Paço do Lumiar.
Candidate Felipe Camarão (PT) fulfilled his agenda this Wednesday (30) afternoon, when he participated in a plenary session on people with disabilities, at the campaign committee. At night, he participates in a rally in the Sacavém neighborhood, in São Luís.
“That’s why we created the largest income transfer program in the history of Maranhão, Maranhão Livre da Fome, which went after these people, went after people who were in a vulnerable situation, that is, they earned less than R$218 per month, considered a situation of hunger.”

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