
The open-air markets in Petrolina, in the Sertão of Pernambuco, will continue to operate normally this Sunday (25th), the day of the second round of elections, with public service from 5am to 5pm in various neighborhoods and districts.
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Brazil holds the second round of municipal elections on October 25th.
The open-air markets in Petrolina, in the Sertão of Pernambuco, will operate normally this Sunday (25), the day of the second round of elections. According to the Secretariat of Rural Development (Sedru), the spaces open from 5am to 5pm.
Among the open fairs are:
São Gonçalo
John of God
Jardim Maravilha (Ouro Preto)
White Sand
Izacolândia

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