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The incident occurred on the day of the second round of elections in Salvador, involving the retention of vehicles due to sticker issues.
Public transport buses in Salvador were detained this Sunday (25), the day of the second round of elections, at the G5 garage, in the Caminho de Areia neighborhood. According to the Municipal Mobility Secretariat (Semob), the interruption occurred amid a situation related to vehicle stickers.
According to the secretariat, the operation is being normalized after dialogue between the agency's teams and union representatives.
Semob reported that the municipal secretary of Mobility, Pablo Souza, determined that no buses be detained because of the situation. The guideline, according to the agency, is to prioritize the circulation of vehicles and ensure the movement of voters to the voting locations.
The secretariat also reinforced the importance of preserving public assets and keeping public transport in operation throughout the electoral period.

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