
Cleitinho Azevedo, candidate for governor of Minas for the Republicans, completed his campaign agenda in Pouso Alegre on Friday afternoon (11), met with political leaders, participated in a walk with voters and defended expanding health care in the interior of the state through partnerships with hospitals and consortiums.
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Cleitinho Azevedo is a candidate for governor of Minas for the Republican party and is carrying out a campaign schedule in cities in the interior of the state.
Cleitinho Azevedo completed his campaign schedule in Pouso Alegre, in the south of Minas — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
Cleitinho Azevedo, candidate for governor of Minas for the Republicans, completed his campaign schedule in Pouso Alegre, in the south of Minas, this Friday afternoon (11).
The candidate arrived in the city at around 4:30 pm and met with political leaders from the region on Avenida Doutor Lisboa, in the Center. He then participated in a walk with voters and supporters, passing through the Municipal Market and the Metropolitan Cathedral.
During the agenda, Cleitinho defended expanding health care in the interior of the state, through partnerships with hospitals and consortiums.
"What I heard the most complaints about here is the health issue. We need to bring health to the region, not just leave it in the capital. In partnerships with hospitals, all the departments, consortiums, we will work hard on the health issue", he stated.
During the walk through the central region, the candidate also spoke to traders.
Before Pouso Alegre, Cleitinho passed through Itajubá and Santa Rita do Sapucaí. Afterwards, he went to Machado, where he participated in the opening of the Festa do Peão.

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