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Marconi Perillo is a candidate for the government of Goiás for the PSDB in the 2026 elections. Acieg is an entity that represents the state's commercial, industrial and services sector and promotes hearings with candidates to debate economic proposals.
Marconi Perillo (PSDB), candidate for government of Goiás, defended measures to reduce bureaucracy in the productive sector, simplify tax processes and attract investment. The statements were made during a meeting held at the Commercial, Industrial and Services Association of the State of Goiás (Acieg), in Goiânia, this Wednesday (9), in a meeting with businesspeople and economic leaders from Goiás.
The meeting was held at the entity's headquarters, in the West Sector. The hearing opened a series of round tables that Acieg will promote with candidates for the Palácio das Esmeraldas.
During the conversation, the candidate presented proposals aimed at encouraging industry, commerce and the services sector. Among the points defended, Marconi highlighted the need to qualify the local workforce through the State University of Goiás (UEG).
Furthermore, the candidate said that applying specific technologies for each production area and reducing bureaucratic and fiscal obstacles that hinder the opening and closing of companies.
Elections 2026: Marconi Perillo talks about reducing bureaucracy in the business sector and attracting investments during a hearing at Acieg — Photo: Reproduction/TV Anhanguera
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"The objective is to create conditions so that we can continue attracting industrial and business investments to keep our economy dynamic and to generate more jobs, reducing bureaucracy in the issue of setting up and closing companies", highlighted the candidate.
Marconi also defended the creation of technological development hubs distributed throughout the regions of Goiás according to the economic vocation of each location, integrating incentives for the first job and for young entrepreneurship.
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Marconi Perillo will detail his plan to reduce bureaucracy in future public appearances and debates with other candidates.
Likely · Within weeks
The proposal to create technological development hubs will be discussed in technical meetings with UEG and regional leaders in the coming months.
Possible · Within months

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