Goiás gubernatorial candidates split their activities between Goiânia and the interior

The candidates for governor of Goiás carried out campaign activities this Friday both in the capital and in the interior of the state, according to a roundup published by G1 Globo.

According to that outlet, Daniel Vilela, of the MDB, traveled to northern Goiás and fulfilled commitments in four cities in the region. In Uruaçu, he arrived late in the morning, was received by local authorities and supporters, spoke with residents and took part in a 5-kilometer caravan in an open car through streets in the central area.

Luis César Bueno, of the PT, focused his day in Goiânia, with an emphasis on interviews and electoral communication activities. In the morning he spoke with a radio station during a visit to a fair in the Norte Ferroviário sector of the capital and later spoke with voters and with media outlets from the interior in another radio interview, G1 Globo reported.

Meanwhile, Marconi Perillo, of the PSDB, had an agenda in Goiânia and visited Ceasa early in the day. There he toured food warehouses and spoke with workers, rural producers and consumers. According to G1 Globo, he promised that the state will buy unsold surpluses at the wholesale center to distribute them in schools, hospitals and prisons.

For his part, Wilder Morais, of the PL, carried out activities in five cities in southern Goiás alongside his running mate, Ana Paula Rezende. In Buriti Alegre he met with agribusiness leaders and pledged not to create taxes on the sector and to invest in infrastructure. In Goiatuba he spoke with merchants and residents with a focus on health, according to G1 Globo.

The Brazilian outlet added that Luciana Amorim, of the UP, and Danilo Pinheiro Evangelista da Silva, of the PCO, did not disclose their schedules.

Sources

• G1 Globo

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