Hildon Chaves proposes administrative reform for first 100 days in Rondônia

Hildon Chaves, a candidate for the government of Rondônia representing the União and Republicanos parties, has outlined a tactical plan to reorganize the state administration within his first 100 days in office.

The primary focus of this plan is to reduce bureaucracy and address the slow pace of the public machine. Chaves aims to implement a system where every goal has a defined deadline and a specific person responsible for its execution. This approach is intended to ensure that public services, such as the construction of schools, roads, and health centers, can proceed without being stalled by administrative delays. By establishing clear accountability, Chaves intends to allow citizens to know exactly whom to hold responsible if projects fail to progress.