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The debate is part of the electoral coverage for the Maranhão government, with broadcast open to the public via open TV and digital platforms.
There are still a few hours left for the debate, but supporters of candidates for the Maranhão government are already gathering at the door of Grupo Mirante, where the TV Mirante studios are located, in São Luís.
TV Mirante is promoting a debate this Tuesday (29) with candidates for the government of Maranhão.
The event will be at the TV Mirante studios, in São Luís, and will also be broadcast on Globoplay and g1. The mediation will be by journalist Hélter Duarte, from TV Globo.

Five candidates for the government of Ceará had public agendas this Tuesday, including a walk with Lula, a debate on TV Verdes Mares and leafleting in Fortaleza and interior cities such as Quixadá.

In Amapá, candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PCO completed their campaign schedule with leaflets, interviews and recordings for social media, while the first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the possible second for October 25th.
Quaest survey released five days before the first round of municipal elections shows Tarcísio de Freitas with 44% of voting intentions in São Paulo, Haddad with 24%; in Pernambuco, João Campos and Raquel Lyra tied with 42% each; in the Federal District, Celina Leão leads with 39% against 23% for Leandro Grass. Furthermore, 45% of voters do not know that there will be two votes for senator.

João Henrique Catan (NOVO) and Lucien Rezende (PSOL) completed campaign agendas in Campo Grande this Monday (25), with a motorcade, walks and meetings with voters. Catan highlighted the fight against corruption and appreciation of the military police, while Rezende focused on policies against feminicide and border security.

The Ministry of Justice and Public Security will monitor whether state lotteries in nine states in Brazil are following the Provisional Measure that banned betting in the country. Requests have already been sent to block 5,209 betting sites and notification to remove 186 applications from Apple and Google stores. The government also initiated administrative proceedings against betting companies and contacted the Central Bank to track payments. The proceeds from illegal bets will be donated to the National Public Security Fund. The total ban comes into force on October 6th, with balances returned to users from October 9th.
Quaest research released five days before the first round of municipal elections shows Tarcísio de Freitas with 44% of voting intentions in São Paulo, against 24% for Fernando Haddad; in Pernambuco, João Campos and Raquel Lyra tied with 42% each; in the Federal District, Celina Leão has 39% and Leandro Grass 23%. Furthermore, 45% of voters do not know that there will be two votes for senator.