Brazilian political campaigns intensify in Acre, Goiás, and Pernambuco

Political activities and election campaigns are intensifying across several Brazilian states. In Acre, Senator Alan Rick, a candidate for governor, visited the APAA in Cruzeiro do Sul to announce investments for autism services and discussed legislative proposals to reduce bureaucracy for people with disabilities. He also advocated for a road-park connecting Acre to Pucallpa, Peru, to boost regional trade and tourism. Meanwhile, Thor Dantas has officially filed his government plan for the 2027-2030 period with the TRE-AC, focusing on health, infrastructure, and economic development. In the same state, pre-candidate Jéssica Sales had to cancel political engagements in Vale do Juruá due to a kidney crisis.

In Goiás, Governor Daniel Vilela has launched his reelection campaign with a caravan through the Entorno do Distrito Federal, supported by Ronaldo Caiado. The campaign aims to highlight regional investments in infrastructure and social services.

In Pernambuco, Vini Castello has begun his campaign for state deputy with a series of visits to markets and historical sites in Recife and Olinda to engage directly with the population.