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Brazil’s presidential hopefuls split Monday between rallies, interviews and campaign meetings
Agência Brasil released the campaign schedule for Monday the 14th for Brazil’s presidential candidates. It also reported that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had not made any public campaign plans available by the time of publication.
Brazil’s presidential race is set for a Monday the 14th marked by interviews, meetings, public events and street campaigning across several states, according to Agência Brasil.
Augusto Cury of Avante is scheduled for three stops in São Paulo: the third congress of the Associação Paulista de Saúde Integrativa e Bem-Estar at the state legislature, a lunch with business leaders at Café Journal and a meeting at the Assembleia de Deus church in Brás.
Clariana Barão of DC is due to appear live on Metrópole FM Cuiabá and later record another interview for MidiaNews, both in Cuiabá.
Agência Brasil reported that Edmilson Costa of PCB had his planned Monday events on the northern coast of São Paulo state canceled because of weather conditions.
Flávio Bolsonaro of PL is expected to take part in a motorcycle caravan in Belém in the late afternoon and later hold a rally at the Ver-o-Rio tourist complex in the Umarizal area of the Pará capital.
In São Luís, Hertz Dias of PSTU has interviews lined up with Café Quente Podcast, TV Cidade, UQ Podcast and TV Band, along with leaflet distribution in the Rua Grande commercial district.
Renan Santos of Missão, Ronaldo Caiado of PSD and Romeu Zema of Novo are all expected to attend an evening gathering of presidential candidates organized by Mathias TV in São Paulo, Agência Brasil said.
Rui Costa Pimenta of PCO has a meeting scheduled with candidates from Mato Grosso do Sul.
Samara Martins of UP is due to campaign throughout Belo Horizonte with leaflet handouts at Move Tamoios, with workers at Vilma and at Praça Sete, followed by a meeting with Comunicados Eclesiais de Base.
Wilson Grassi of Democrata is scheduled for a live interview with Rádio Líder FM de Pernambuco.
According to Agência Brasil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of PT had not released a campaign schedule by the time the report was published.
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