Cabo Daciolo declares R$190.7 thousand in assets to the TSE; vice Igor Oliveira reports assets of R$ 102.5 thousand

Mobiliza confirms Cabo Daciolo as a candidate for the Government of Amazonas. Reproduction/Social Media The candidate for the Government of Amazonas for Mobiliza, Cabo Daciolo, declared R$ 190,750 in assets to the Electoral Court for the 2026 elections. The candidate for vice-governor on the ticket, Igor Oliveira, reported assets of R$ 102,541.23. The values ??appear in the declarations presented by candidates during registration of candidacy. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the deadline for registering candidacies ends at 7pm this Saturday (15). Seven of the eight names made official at party conventions as candidates for the Government of Amazonas have already submitted their data for registration. In addition to Cabo Daciolo, David Almeida (Avante), Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU), Isael Munduruku (PSOL/Rede), Omar Aziz (PSD), Professora Maria do Carmo (PL) and Roberto Cidade (União Brasil) are on the list. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp Compared to the last election he contested, in 2022, when he ran for the Senate in Rio de Janeiro, Cabo Daciolo's declared assets increased by 195.05%. At the time, he reported having R$64,650 in assets. 2026 elections: Mobiliza confirms Cabo Daciolo's candidacy for the government of Amazonas Cabo Daciolo's assets grow 195% compared to 2022 The declaration presented by Cabo Daciolo for the 2026 elections records total assets of R$190,750. In 2022, the candidate declared R$64,650 in assets. The value reported this year represents an increase of 195.05% in relation to the previous declaration. Most of the heritage is concentrated in horses of the Mangalarga Marchador breed. In total, the candidate declared full and partial participation in several animals of the breed. The item with the highest value reported is a mangalarga walking horse valued at R$25,500. The declaration also includes other horses valued between R$8,250 and R$18,000, in addition to two equity interests in companies, worth R$1,000 each. In the 2018 elections, when he ran for President of the Republic, Cabo Daciolo reported having no assets. In 2014, when he was elected federal deputy for Rio de Janeiro, he declared assets of R$40,000, relating to a Nissan Versa vehicle. Igor Oliveira declares R$ 102.5 thousand in assets Candidate for vice-governor Igor Oliveira declared assets of R$ 102,541.23 to the Electoral Court. Most of the reported assets are concentrated in company shares, valued at R$100 thousand. The remainder of the assets correspond to amounts kept in a savings account. No declarations of the candidate's previous assets were located for comparison. In total, Igor Oliveira reported R$102,541.23 in assets for the 2026 elections.