
Coverage of the 2026 Elections includes interviews with candidates for the positions in dispute
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The hearings are part of the journalistic coverage of the second round of the 2026 Elections.
Candidates for the 2nd round will be interviewed in TV Globo newspapers and affiliates. The conversation is part of the coverage of the second round of the 2026 Elections. See below how to watch in your State.
Alan Rick (Republicans) was this Thursday's guest (15), but withdrew from participating. This Friday (16th) it's Mailza Assis (PP)'s turn at JAC - 2nd edition starting at 7:05 pm. Watch here.
The candidate's advisor, who announced his withdrawal on the day of the interview, explained that he would not attend due to a scheduling conflict.
Candidate Cadu de Lula (PT) will be interviewed on Inter 1 from 12pm this Thursday (15). On Friday it is Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil)’s turn. Watch here.
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