Candidatos ao governo de Roraima participaram de debate na Rede Amazônica, organizado em quatro blocos com temas livres e sorteados, incluindo considerações finais e direito de resposta concedido a Arthur Henrique.
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O debate reuniu candidatos ao governo de Roraima para discutir propostas em quatro blocos de perguntas.
Arthur Henrique (PL) solicitou direito de resposta durante as considerações finais do candidato Farah Mesquita (Solidariedade). O pedido foi concedido pela equipe jurídica do debate da Rede Amazônica.
Chegou ao fim o debate da Rede Amazônica com os candidatos ao governo de Roraima.
O debate teve quatro blocos de perguntas, divididos entre temas livres e temas determinados por sorteio. Cada candidato teve a oportunidade de fazer perguntas aos adversários e responder aos questionamentos. Ao final, eles tiveram dois minutos para as considerações finais.
A posição de cada candidato no estúdio foi definida por sorteio. Ficou assim: Rosi Aires (PSOL), Arthur Henrique (PL), Soldado Sampaio (Republicanos) e Farah Mesquita (Solidariedade).

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