Juliana Brizola fulfills her campaign agenda in Porto Alegre and talks about climate alerts

Candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul for the PDT, Juliana Brizola fulfilled campaign commitments this Monday (28). She was in Porto Alegre.

The former deputy participated in a hearing on Rádio Gaúcha, where she answered questions about health, education and infrastructure. The candidate promises to end queues at the SUS for consultations and exams and increase supervision of public-private partnerships (PPPs).

Until October 2nd, candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions asked directly by voters interviewed by RBS TV. There will be six themes, one each week: security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and climate disaster prevention. In total, 86 voters will have their questions answered.

Candidates will have 30 seconds to present their answers. Of the seven candidates, three will respond each day. The order of appearance takes into account the most recent electoral survey commissioned by Grupo RBS, released this Monday (24).

Regarding climate change prevention, the candidate chose the question from voter Cláudio Reis, from Santa Cruz do Sul, in Vale do Rio Pardo. "I would like to know what the proposal is for this temporal alert system in Rio Grande do Sul", he asks.

"The population needs clear protocols, warnings that are transparent, that are reliable. I will allocate 30% of our government's advertising to guide people with advertisements on the radio, on television, on the internet. Because, unfortunately, today is a rainy day, tomorrow too, and people are already scared and don't know what to do", stated Juliana.

Juliana Brizola (PDT) fulfilled campaign commitments in Porto Alegre this Monday (28) — Photo: Reproduction/RBS TV

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