Renan Santos, Missão candidate, starts campaigning in the interior of São Paulo and defends pension reform

Candidate Renan Santos, from Missão, started his campaign agenda in the interior of São Paulo.

In the morning, Renan Santos was in Franca, in the northeast of São Paulo. He spoke in a square, in front of a monument in honor of the fighters of the Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932.

From Franca, Renan Santos took the caravan bus to Uberaba, in the Triângulo Mineiro. In the city, he spoke to supporters and walked through the Municipal Market. The Missão candidate defended a new Social Security reform, with the minimum retirement age adjusted to the life expectancy of Brazilians:

"If you don't reform Social Security, then no one will receive it, because Brazil will collapse and won't have money to pay anything or, if you continue paying the way it is, Brazil will burst into an inflationary crisis, and your money won't be worth anything. We need to start carrying out a parametric reform in public servants, especially federal ones, especially those linked to the military and especially those linked to the Judiciary."

Afterwards, Renan Santos went to Uberlândia, also in the Triângulo Mineiro.

Renan Santos, Mission's presidential candidate, fulfills an agenda in the interior of São Paulo — Photo: Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction