
O ex-prefeito do Recife teve reunião fechada com a diretoria do Sinpol e participou de debate com policiais civis, apresentando propostas como novo pacto antifacção, expansão de delegacias femininas 24h e fortalecimento da Polícia Civil para combater facções em Pernambuco.
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Pernambuco enfrenta desafios com a atuação de facções criminosas, e a segurança pública é um tema central nas eleições estaduais.
A agenda aconteceu durante a manhã. Assim que chegou, o ex-prefeito da capital pernambucana teve uma reunião a portas fechadas com a diretoria do Sinpol. Em seguida, participou de um debate com a categoria no auditório.
Atualmente, o estado tem 11.700 policiais civis, entre ativos e aposentados. Em entrevista à TV Globo, o candidato explicou como pretende reforçar a segurança do estado se for eleito.
"A gente vai apresentar uma série de compromissos: de lançar um novo pacto antifacção, de expandir a rede de delegacias, prioritariamente delegacias das mulheres, em todas as cidades com mais de 60 mil habitantes, funcionando 24 horas por dias, e fazer um fortalecimento da Polícia Civil para que possa combater as facções em Pernambuco", afirmou.
De acordo com a equipe de campanha, depois do encontro no Sinpol, o candidato participou de uma sabatina promovida pelo Atitude Pernambuco, associação civil formada por empresários e executivos do estado.
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O candidato será entrevistado em outros veículos de comunicação após a sabatina com Atitude Pernambuco.
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The Federal Police and the Comptroller General of the Union carried out 49 search and seizure warrants in the Federal District, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Ceará in Operation Make Up, which investigates the misuse of public resources via parliamentary amendments. STF minister Flávio Dino authorized the action. Weapons, documents and cell phones were seized. Deputy Mário Frias and businesswoman Karina Gama are being investigated for their alleged participation in a criminal scheme involving R$2 million in suspicious amendments.

Candidates André Luiz, Reginaldo Lima and Orleans Brandão held an agenda in Imperatriz this Wednesday (10), presenting proposals for sport and leisure. André Luis, from Missão, was in the city in the morning, distributing leaflets at the UPA and the Barjonas Lobão Sports Complex, in addition to defending increased investment in sports other than football, with a focus on martial arts.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defended the director general of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, in an interview with SBT, following a decision by Minister Edson Fachin that determined his return to office within 48 hours, highlighting his competence and work in the fight against organized crime.

Dr. Furlan recorded material for the electoral program and met with entrepreneurs in Macapá in the morning, and in the afternoon he participated in a walk in the Fonte Nova neighborhood, in Santana. The national election campaign began on August 16, with street and internet advertising permitted since then, and on TV and radio from August 28. The first round of elections will be on October 4th.

In the morning, Clécio Luís started the agenda with administrative orders, met with the campaign coordination and, in the afternoon, participated in a recording and meeting in the capital. The electoral campaign began on August 16th, with street and internet advertising allowed since then and on TV and radio since August 28th. The first round will be on October 4th.

On the 26th day of the campaign, the PSTU participated in a road strike in Macapá and a meeting with social movements at Unifap; União Brasil carried out an administrative order, coordination meeting, program recording and plenary session in Santana; the PSD recorded a program, met with entrepreneurs, walked in Fonte Nova and had meetings with candidates and activists in Macapá.