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Brazilian political candidates launch regional campaigns

Various political candidates in Brazil are conducting campaign activities across different regions. In Amazonas, Governor Roberto Cidade held campaign events in the West and North zones of Manaus, reaching approximately 5,000 people. His platform focuses on education, including the expansion of full-time schooling, the creation of Cetam 5.0, and the implementation of state-run daycare centers in the state's interior. He also proposed building five hospital boats for health services in remote areas.

In the North Zone of Manaus, Marcellus Campêlo held a campaign event for state deputy, highlighting his previous work in urban development and the revitalization of sports and leisure spaces. The event included participation from Senate candidate Wilson Lima.

In Minas Gerais, Vinícius Diniz launched his campaign for federal deputy in João Monlevade, emphasizing political representation and continued investment in the municipality, following the legacy of his father, Hercílio Coelho Diniz.

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Amazonas · Brazil · Manaus · Marcellus Campêlo · Marconi Perillo · Professor Alcides · Roberto Cidade · Vinícius Coelho Diniz · Wilson Lima

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Marconi Perillo is a candidate for the Governor of Goiás in 2026. folhaz.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Vinícius Diniz intends to continue the political work of his father, Hercílio Coelho Diniz. anoticiaregional.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Vinícius Coelho Diniz launched his 2026 campaign for federal deputy in João Monlevade. anoticiaregional.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Marcellus Campêlo held a campaign event for state deputy in the Cidade Nova neighborhood. portaltucuma.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Marcellus Campêlo claims to have revitalized 22 sports spaces during his tenure as secretary. portaltucuma.com.br
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Professor Alcides scheduled his first campaign rally in Aparecida de Goiânia. folhaz.com.br

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