
AI-generated summary
The debate is promoted by EPTV Campinas, a TV Globo affiliate, and takes place after the broadcast of the soap opera 'Quem Ama Cuida'. The candidates were listed in alphabetical order and confirmed their presence, except André do Prado and Guilherme Derrite, who were invited, but will not participate due to campaign commitments.
EPTV Campinas, an affiliate of TV Globo, is promoting this Wednesday (30) a debate between the candidates for the Senate for São Paulo.
The meeting will be held at the broadcaster's studios, in Campinas (SP), after the soap opera "Quem Ama Cuida".
The following candidates confirmed their presence, in alphabetical order:
Geraldo Ruffino (We can)
Marina Silva (Network)
Simone Tebet (PSB)
Soninha Francine (Citizenship)
André do Prado (PL) and Guilherme Derrite (PP) were also invited, but will not participate due to campaign commitments.
The debate will be divided into four blocks. In the first three, candidates will have 30 seconds to ask the question, with 1 and a half minutes for an answer, one minute for a reply and one minute for a rejoinder.
In the last block, each candidate will have one and a half minutes for final considerations.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The debate will have a good audience and will generate clips that will circulate on social media after the broadcast.
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