
Candidates Cadu and Allyson returned to the proposal for a third bridge over the Potengi River as an alternative to improve mobility between the areas of Natal, while Álvaro Dias focused on recordings for social media and took stock of the campaign, highlighting his experience and competence to govern Rio Grande do Norte.
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The third bridge over the Potengi River is a recurring proposal in Natal's electoral campaigns, aiming to improve mobility between the North and South areas of the city, reducing congestion and facilitating access to populated areas.
The third bridge over the Potengi River appeared again on Cadu and Allyson's agendas. The two presented the work as a proposal to improve mobility between the regions of Natal. Álvaro, in turn, focused the day on recordings and took stock of the campaign.
During the route, the candidate spoke with residents and reinforced proposals for the capital in the areas of infrastructure, economy and tourism. He also mentioned the third bridge over the Potengi River, presented as a mobility project to connect the North Zone to other regions of the city.
"Today the population is aware of many of our proposals, as is the case here in the capital. We are still talking about this great project which is the third bridge in the state capital, connecting the North zone to the other zones. It is a great mobility project for the capital of our state. We have a development project for Natal, combined with tourism. All of this, the people of Rio Grande do Norte, the population of Natal, were aware of", commented Allyson.
Álvaro Dias recorded content for social media in a studio in the Lagoa Nova neighborhood, in the South Zone of Natal. During the activity, he thanked the supporters who followed the campaign and took stock of the months of political movement.
"I really felt that the population, the people of Rio Grande do Norte need someone with experience, with competence, who has the conditions to take over the government, change Rio Grande do Norte, because they know the paths they have to take and will follow through the experience they have, with firmness, with obstinacy and with the decision they need to have to change and straighten out the State of Rio Grande do Norte".
During the agenda, Cadu presented proposals for the region, including the construction of a third bridge over the Potengi River, as an alternative to improve mobility. He also cited actions to address flooding problems, in partnership with the federal government and Natal City Hall.
"We have projects, concrete proposals, together with President Lula, to build the third bridge that connects the South Zone to the North Zone of Natal. We give more mobility to this region which, as you said, is the most populous region of the city. There are also flooding problems, which we want to work with President Lula, together with Natal City Hall, to finally resolve."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The proposal for a third bridge over the Potengi River will be maintained as part of the candidates' government platforms in the coming weeks of the campaign.
Likely · Within weeks
There will be new technical discussions between the city of Natal and the federal government about the feasibility of the third bridge over the Potengi River after the elections.
Possible · Within months

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