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The North of Minas is facing a water crisis that affects rural production and water supply in the region.
Minas Gerais government candidate Flávio Roscoe (PL) proposed supporting the construction of dams and changing the authorization criteria for water use by rural producers. He presented the proposals this Friday (2), in Montes Claros, as measures to face the water crisis in the North of Minas.
Roscoe arrived at the city's airport shortly after 5pm. There, he met the press, talked to supporters, greeted voters and posed for photos.
During the visit, the candidate also highlighted the importance of solar energy and the pharmaceutical hub for the region's development.
When talking about his government plan, Roscoe defended the reduction of obstacles to economic activity and the expansion of opportunities for the population.
“I want the miner to be master of his own destiny, not to depend on anyone other than his ability, his initiative and for him to have opportunities,” he stated.
Afterwards, Roscoe went to the Center of Montes Claros to participate in an event organized by the PL with the candidate for President of the Republic Flávio Bolsonaro. The concentration of supporters took place on Avenida Deputado Esteves Rodrigues.
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Flávio Roscoe will detail his government plan for Norte de Minas at future campaign events.
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