
Panels on digital democracy and waste management, in addition to the start of the series of electoral interviews on JAC1
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The Amazônia Que Eu Quero project promotes debates on regional themes. Jornal do Acre 1st Edition carries out a round of interviews with municipal candidates.
Hello! g1 Acre broadcasts the panel "Democracy in the Digital Era and the importance of searching for correct information and the role of inspection bodies", from the Amazônia Que Eu Quero project, which takes place in the auditorium of the Federal Institute of Acre (Ifac), in Rio Branco, with mediation by Murilo Lima and participation by Pablo Mendes, specialist in Technology and Modernization of Public Management and Journalism academic at the Federal University of Acre (Ufac); Thales Quintão, PhD in Political Science and professor at Ufac and Thalles Sales, head judge of the Regional Electoral Court (TRE-AC) and specialist in Electoral and Administrative Law.
g1 Acre broadcasts, starting at 8pm this Tuesday (19), the panel of the Amazônia Que Eu Quero project on waste management, with the participation of sanitary engineer Diego Leite, the director of the UTRE of Rio Branco Kemmil de Araújo Lima, and the Secretary of Planning of Acre Ricardo Brandão. The event takes place in the auditorium of the Federation of Industries of Acre (Fieac), in Rio Branco. The presentation is by Murilo Lima, from Rede Amazônica Acre.
Good morning! Jornal do Acre 1st Edition begins this Monday (23) the series of interviews with candidates for the Mayor of Rio Branco. The order of interviews was defined by draw. Jarude (Novo) will be the first to be interviewed. The interview must last 30 minutes. JAC1 starts at 11:10 am and the interview should start around 11:30 am. Follow live!
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Interviews with other candidates for mayor of Rio Branco on JAC1.
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