
Candidate Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) gave a radio interview, had lunch with the Sergipe Medical Society and made a motorcade in Aracaju, defending the creation of a protection network against feminicide and the valorization of security forces.
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Sergipe faces a high rate of femicide, as mentioned by the candidate during the interview.
Candidate Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) gave an interview on a radio station and participated in a lunch with representatives of the Sergipe Medical Society, in Aracaju. At night, he led a motorcade through the Dom Luciano, Lamarão and Soledade neighborhoods, in the North Zone of the capital. He spoke to the TV Sergipe team about public safety.
"One of the main issues is to create a protection network so that women do not suffer as they are suffering with the high rate of femicide in the state of Sergipe. And to value the security forces, since we have one of the best security forces in Brazil", said the candidate.

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