
Renan Santos, Mission's presidential candidate, began his campaign in Santos, where he defended investments in port infrastructure, and continued to São Paulo, where he walked through the center, spoke at Largo São Francisco and participated in a podcast, ending the first day of the electoral agenda.
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Renan Santos is the Mission party's candidate for President of the Republic and began his electoral campaign in Santos and São Paulo, key cities in the state of São Paulo.
The Missão candidate, Renan Santos, campaigned in Santos and in the capital of São Paulo.
Renan Santos' first campaign agenda was in the early afternoon, in the city of Santos, on the coast of São Paulo. The candidate met with voters and defended investments in infrastructure to modernize the country's largest port, which is located in the city.
Afterwards, Renan Santos went to the city of São Paulo. He took a walk through the central region and spoke twice. The last one, in Largo São Francisco, where the traditional Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo is located. Renan Santos took stock of his campaign in this first round:
"It's a cycle, right? Our campaign officially starts here and ends here. My career, I don't even call it a career, but my political participation starts here at this college and I'm not saying it ends here. But this electoral cycle, at least the first round, ends here. So, it's very important to come to this territory, which is a very important territory, which has to do not only with my history, but with the history of the country."
After the event at the Center, Renan Santos had another commitment. The Missão candidate participated in a podcast.
Renan Santos, Mission's presidential candidate, campaigns in Santos and the capital of São Paulo — Photo: Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction

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