
AI-generated summary
Fernando Haddad is the Workers' Party candidate for mayor of São Paulo in the 2026 elections. He had previously mentioned the infiltration of criminal factions such as Comando Vermelho and Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) in public institutions and in the interior of the state during a debate held on Tuesday, September 29.
Before starting the journey, Haddad spoke to journalists about how he intends to combat the infiltration of the criminal organization Comando Vermelho in cities in São Paulo if he is elected. He stated that he intends to create an anti-faction agency in partnership with the Federal Police and the Federal Revenue.
“The anti-faction agency that I intend to set up, with reference to Operation Hidden Carbon, the largest anti-corruption operation in history, I think is the way for us to integrate the country's security forces, without 'Fla-Flu'”, said Haddad.
The PT candidate had already spoken about the entry of Comando Vermelho into the interior of the state and the PCC's infiltration of public institutions in Tuesday's debate (29)
He also stated that, in the coming days, he should focus his agenda on places he has not yet visited during the campaign.
The motorcade passed through Interlagos, Capela do Socorro and Grajaú, at the edge of the South Zone. Along the way, Haddad took photos with voters, waved to those passing through the streets and greeted people who approached the sound car.
After lunch, the candidate also visited Jardim Ângela and Capão Redondo, two of the most vulnerable districts in the city, according to the latest Inequality Map, from Rede Nossa São Paulo.
Quaest interviewed 1,800 people aged 16 and over between the 25th and 28th of September. The margin of error is two percentage points, plus or minus, and the confidence level is 95%. The TSE registration number is SP-01590/2026.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Haddad will focus his campaign on regions not yet visited in the coming days
Likely · Within days
The proposal to create an anti-faction agency will be debated at future campaign events
Very likely · Within weeks

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