
The candidate for the government of Paraíba by PL, Efraim Filho, defended in an interview with TV Cabo Branco the reopening of 24-hour police stations and the removal of prisons from Mangabeira, in João Pessoa, as central public security measures for a possible government.
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Efraim Filho is a candidate for the government of Paraíba from the Liberal Party (PL) and fulfilled his campaign agenda on Tuesday (8), including recordings for the election guide and planned participation in the State Public Security Forum.
Efraim Filho in an interview with TV Cabo Branco this Tuesday (8) — Photo: TV Cabo Branco
The candidate for the government of Paraíba for the Liberal Party (PL), Efraim Filho, completed his campaign schedule this Tuesday (8). In the morning and also in the afternoon he recorded for the electoral guide. Between the recordings, he spoke about the proposal to reopen 24-hour police stations and also the removal of two prisons located in Mangabeira, in João Pessoa.
In an interview with TV Cabo Branco, candidate Efraim Filho said that public security is a central theme of his eventual government.
"One of our main proposals is the reopening of the 24-hour police stations and another measure that is also very symbolic, the removal of the prisons from Mangabeira, the city has grown in that direction, the city has embraced the prisons, it is not possible for the population of Mangabeira to live side by side with the factions, with organized crime", he said.
During the evening, still on Efraim Filho's agenda, the candidate was scheduled to participate in the Public Security Forum of the State of Paraíba, in João Pessoa.
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