Candidates for the government of Roraima participated in a debate on Rede Amazônica, organized in four blocks with free and drawn themes, including final considerations and the right to reply granted to Arthur Henrique.
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The debate brought together candidates for the government of Roraima to discuss proposals in four blocks of questions.
Arthur Henrique (PL) requested the right to reply during the final considerations of candidate Farah Mesquita (Solidarity). The request was granted by the legal team of the Amazon Network debate.
The Amazon Network debate with the candidates for the government of Roraima has come to an end.
The debate had four blocks of questions, divided between free topics and topics determined by draw. Each candidate had the opportunity to ask their opponents questions and respond to their questions. At the end, they had two minutes for final considerations.
The position of each candidate in the studio was determined by lot. It looked like this: Rosi Aires (PSOL), Arthur Henrique (PL), Soldado Sampaio (Republicans) and Farah Mesquita (Solidarity).

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