Dr. Júnior Feitosa increases assets by 256% since 2020 and declares R$1.3 million; substitutes do not report assets

Junior Feitosa, from Democracia Cristã, confirms his candidacy for the Senate Democracia Cristiana's candidate for the Senate for Acre, Dr. Júnior Feitosa, declared to the Electoral Court an asset of R$ 1,352,418.21 for this year's dispute. The value represents an increase of 256.6% in relation to the assets reported by him in the 2020 election, when he ran for Mayor of Tarauacá, in the interior of the state. This year's declaration consists of a property valued at R$888,418.21, a pickup truck worth R$410,000 and a motorcycle worth R$54,000. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The data appears in the application for registration of the candidacy presented to the Electoral Court. Júnior Feitosa is part of the ticket that has Alan Rick, from the Republicans, as a candidate for the government of Acre. In 2020, the lawyer declared R$379,250.87 in assets, the year in which he ran for public office for the first time, as a candidate for Mayor of Tarauacá for the MDB. At the time, the assets included more than R$122,000 in bank investments, as well as a pickup truck valued at R$200,000 and R$56,000 held in savings. If compared to the R$1.35 million declared in 2026, in absolute values, the difference is R$973,167.34. In the 2020 municipal election, Júnior Feitosa received 3,634 votes, equivalent to 19.5% of the valid votes in Tarauacá. Junior Feitosa will be the name of Christian Democracy to the senate for Acre Reproduction/Rede Amazônica Acre Substitutes did not declare assets The two substitutes on the ticket, Walter Damasceno, 70 years old, and Raimundo Moreira, 66, both from Christian Democracy, declared that they did not have assets in this election. The absence of assets reported by substitutes contrasts with statements made by them in previous elections. Raimundo Moreira, for example, reported having R$130,000 in assets when he ran for a position as federal deputy for the DEM in 2010. That year, he declared a lot valued at R$120,000 and a motorcycle worth R$10,000. In 2012, when he ran for Rio Branco councilor for the PSB, Raimundo declared R$340,000 in assets, consisting of a farm worth R$200,000, land worth R$120,000 and two motorcycles, valued at R$14,000 and R$6,000. Walter Damasceno had declared R$108,000 in assets in 2006, when he was a candidate for first alternate senator for the PTC. The declaration included a farm and a car valued at R$8,000. In the 2014 election, when he ran for a position as state deputy for the PHS, Walter reported assets of R$600,000, relating to a farm. VIDEOS: g1