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The TV Anhanguera hearings selected candidates with 5% or more voting intentions. The focus of the proposals was public health management and state energy infrastructure.
For this round of interviews, candidates with 5% or more voting intentions were chosen in surveys commissioned by TV Anhanguera. Wilder was the third interviewee in the series of hearings with candidates for the government of Goiás.
Marconi Perillo began by presenting proposals for health, including the creation of a health “Vapt Vupt”. The idea includes hiring the private network in partnership with the SUS to eliminate the waiting list for surgeries, exams and consultations. According to the candidate, there is a backlog of more than 6 thousand people waiting for these procedures. The proposal envisages starting, on the first day of government, a joint effort with the hiring of private hospitals to speed up care.
The candidate also spoke about improving the electricity supply in Goiás. According to Marconi, the plan is to invest R$1 billion in public resources in the first two years of government. The amount would be used to subsidize works on substations and distribution lines, with the aim of strengthening the system and accelerating the execution of Equatorial's works.
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