
The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Alexandre Kalil (PDT), stated in a motorcade on Avenida Afonso Pena, in Belo Horizonte, that he intends to increase state revenue without creating new taxes and allocate the majority of public resources to health, in addition to expanding investments in the area.
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Alexandre Kalil is a candidate for the government of Minas Gerais for the PDT and participated in a motorcade in Belo Horizonte to present his campaign proposals.
Kalil participated in a motorcade along Avenida Afonso Pena. — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais Alexandre Kalil (PDT) stated this Friday (2), in Belo Horizonte, that he intends to increase state revenue without creating new taxes. He also said that, if elected, he will allocate the majority of public resources to health and expand investments in the area.
Kalil participated in a motorcade along Avenida Afonso Pena. The gathering took place near the Negócios neighborhood, in the Center-South Region, and the route ended at Praça Sete, in the center of the capital.
In the central region, the candidate disembarked from the car and was welcomed by supporters and allies. He visited a coffee shop, talked to voters, presented government plan proposals and took photos.
When talking about the collection, Kalil stated that he intends to improve the state's management.
"We're not going to impose any taxes. We're going to manage this state. We're going to transform Minas Gerais into a rich state, a thriving state. That's the plan," he said.
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