
TV Bahia held a debate on Friday night (25) between state Senate candidates, also broadcast by g1, highlighting the candidates' national alliances with supporters of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, as well as mentions of Banco Master, the target of investigations.
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The debate took place in the context of the Senate elections in the state of Bahia, with candidates discussing their positions and national political alliances.
TV Bahia promoted a debate between state Senate candidates, on Friday night (25), also broadcast on g1. The highlight of the confrontation between the candidates was their respective national alliances, with supporters of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), in addition to insinuations linked to Banco Master — the target of investigations.

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g1 ends coverage of the debate between candidates for the Senate in Rio Grande do Sul, with analyzes by RBS Group communicator Rosane de Oliveira and final considerations from all nine candidates.

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