
The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias (PT), participated in a plenary session with supporters and leaders in Caratinga, in the East of Minas, where he defended more investments in the region to stimulate job creation and presented proposals for health, education and agribusiness.
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Patrus Ananias is the PT candidate for the government of Minas Gerais and has held an agenda in several regions of the state to present his campaign proposals.
Patrus Ananias (PT) participated in a plenary session with supporters and political and social leaders in Caratinga, in the East of Minas — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo
The candidate for the government of Minas Patrus Ananias (PT) participated, this Tuesday (15), in a plenary session with supporters and political and social leaders in Caratinga, in the East of Minas.
During the meeting, Patrus defended more investments in the region to stimulate job creation and presented proposals for the areas of health, education and agribusiness.
According to the candidate, one of the strategies to promote regional development would be to seek investments in partnership with businesspeople, mayors and other local leaders.
“We will also seek greater investments to promote the development of our state and, above all, seek spaces to generate work”, he stated.
In health and education, Patrus defended the expansion of investments and the population's access to public services.
The candidate also spoke about agribusiness and said that, if elected, he intends to adopt measures to encourage the sector and support producers.
After the commitment in Caratinga, Patrus returned to Belo Horizonte, where he participated in campaign meetings.

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Ministers Kassio Nunes Marques and Dias Toffoli of the STF declared themselves impeded and suspected, respectively, in the trial of the Banco Master case, citing leaked messages and possible political-electoral impacts, after exchanging accusations about internal regulations with minister Flávio Dino during the session.