
O candidato ao governo da Bahia, Jerônimo Rodrigues, defendeu investimentos em estradas e portos durante caminhada em Ilhéus, mencionando a autorização federal para a BA-649 e o interesse na duplicação da BR-101, além de aguardar processos para os portos com a Fiol para gerar emprego e renda na região.
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Jerônimo Rodrigues é candidato ao governo da Bahia e tem realizado atividades de campanha em diversas cidades do estado, incluindo caminhadas e comícios.
O candidato ao governo da Bahia Jerônimo Rodrigues defendeu o investimentos em estradas e portos na Bahia, nesta terça-feira (22).
A declaração foi dada durante uma caminhada que o candidato realizou pela manhã, ao lado de aliados, em Ilhéus, no sul do estado.
"Nos próximos dias, o governo federal autoriza a obra para complementar a estrada BA-649 e meu interesse é que a gente possa garantir com o presidente Lula a duplicação da BR-101, que é muito importante para Ilhéus. E tenho certeza que a gente vai essa estrutura. Estamos aguardando o processo para os dois portos com a Fiol para a gente emprego e renda para essa região", contou.
A ação integrou a agenda de campanha de Jerônimo, que incluiu ainda, à noite, um comício na cidade de Camamu, no baixo sul baiano.
Jerônimo Rodrigues defende investimentos em estradas e portos na Bahia — Foto: Reprodução/TV Bahia

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