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Luciano Zucco governorship campaign in Rio Grande do Sul

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Luciano Zucco, a candidate for the governorship of Rio Grande do Sul, has begun outlining his administration's priorities through various policy proposals. Initially, Zucco prepared to launch a comprehensive government plan in Porto Alegre, developed through the ‘Força Gaúcha’ project. This plan, which involved consultations with various social and productive sectors, focuses on economic recovery, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and agricultural production. Zucco subsequently introduced a specific flood prevention proposal aimed at addressing state vulnerabilities. His plan includes establishing an integrated monitoring system for hydrographic basins, prioritizing the relocation of residents from high-risk areas without lengthy licensing processes, and implementing municipality-wide evacuation drills. In his critique of the current administration, Zucco described existing efforts as “reactive” and noted delays in the use of R$ 7 billion in reconstruction funds. He also addressed the future of Banrisul, stating his intention to keep the bank as a public institution to support the agribusiness sector. As the election approaches, Zucco has intensified his campaign mobilization, engaging with the Santa Rosa Commercial Association and conducting political acts in the Northwest region. Recent polling indicates a highly competitive race; a Quaest poll placed Zucco at 26% and Juliana Brizola at 23%, while a Real Time Big Data survey showed Zucco at 32% and Brizola at 38%. New polling data from Real Time Big Data shows Zucco and Juliana Brizola in a technical tie for the first round, with Zucco at 36% and Brizola at 35%. In a direct head-to-head matchup, both candidates recorded 44%. Zucco has also expressed support for political investigations, stating they should proceed “doa a quem doer” (no matter who it hurts), including the potential opening of a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPI).

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