
Governor-elect highlighted the continuity of projects from the previous administration and paid tribute to his father, Maguito Vilela.
Daniel Vilela (MDB) spoke after being elected governor of Goiás this Sunday, promising to continue Ronaldo Caiado's projects and paying tribute to his father.
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Daniel Vilela was vice-governor under Ronaldo Caiado and won the elections for the government of Goiás.
In his first speech after the victory, Daniel Vilela (MDB) spoke about continuing the projects of the previous government, in which he was vice-president with Ronaldo Caiado (PSD). "We will continue moving forward, creating a great government," he declared. He also remembered his father and former governor of Goiás, Maguito Vilela.
"I want to ask for your permission to pay homage to my father, who governed this state 30 years ago. He did his best, the great government that served the people who needed it most and I am convinced that it was under his government that this state promoted a great turning point in development. And today, having this privilege of being able to rescue this legacy and continue this history is, for me, a great emotion", he stated.
Daniel Vilela was elected governor of Goiás this Sunday (4). With 97% of the sections counted, there were 59% of valid votes at 8:27 pm. Wilder Morais (PL) had 22.11%.
Daniel's speech was accompanied by the candidate for president of the Republic and former governor of the state, Ronaldo Caiado. The current governor thanked the work carried out by Caiado, to whom he gave credit for the victory.
"My always governor Ronaldo Caiado, the man to whom we owe this victory. It was the great transformation that he promoted in Goiás. This major victory that we had, without a doubt is the result of the work and the transformation of the work that he undertook", he stated.
Profile of the elected governor
Daniel Vilela, 42 years old, was born in Jataí and is the son of the late former governor of Goiás Maguito Vilela. He has a law degree and became a football player for Goiás Esporte Clube.
His legislative career began in 2008, when he was elected councilor for Goiânia for the term that began in 2009. Daniel was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Goiás (Alego), where he served as state deputy between 2011 and 2014.

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