Gladson Camelí increases assets by 16% since 2022 and declares almost R$6 million

Elections 2026: Gladson Camelí, from Progressistas, announces candidacy for a seat in the senate The Progressistas candidate for the Senate for Acre, Gladson Camelí, declared to the Electoral Court R$5,997,277.46 in assets for this year's election. The value is 16.2% higher than the assets reported by him in 2022, when he ran for reelection to the state government and declared R$5,161,383.44. Between 2006, the year in which he contested elections for the first time, and this year, Gladson's declared assets went from R$106,300 to almost R$6 million, an increase of approximately 5,539%. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp Among the assets declared this year are the construction of a property, valued at R$ 612,233.26, an aircraft manufactured in 1991, valued at R$ 1.5 million, a plot of land valued at R$ 600 thousand, a BMW valued at R$ 920 thousand, a Land Rover valued at R$ 449 thousand, a motorcycle valued at R$ 48 thousand and a Beetle valued at R$ 15 thousand. The data appears in the application for registration of the candidacy presented to the Electoral Court. Gladson is part of the ticket that has Mailza Assis (PP) as a candidate for the government of Acre. The list of assets also includes R$1,151,500.00 in company profits, share capital of R$3,687.57, other assets worth R$27,476.43, in addition to amounts in consortiums, CDBs and bank accounts. The two substitutes also declared assets. The first alternate, Beatriz Cameli, 78 years old, the candidate's aunt, reported having R$10,737,400.75 in assets. The second substitute, Débora Nunes, 35 years old, declared R$951,000, in addition to amounts held in bank accounts. Combined, the assets declared by the candidate and the two substitutes exceed R$17.6 million. Gladson Camelí (PP) is a former governor of Acre and candidate for the Senate Diego Gurgel/Secom About the substitutes Beatriz Cameli is a pedagogue, widow of the former governor of Acre Orleir Cameli, who died in 2013, and Gladson's aunt. The majority of her declared assets are concentrated in shares of capital in a construction company, received through inheritance, valued at R$10.5 million. She also reported R$22,000 in share capital from another construction company and around R$12,400 in bank balance. This is the first time that Beatriz appears as a substitute on an electoral ticket, according to the history reported to the Electoral Court. The second substitute, Débora Nunes, is a businesswoman and is also a member of Progressistas. In the declaration presented this year, she reported R$500,000 relating to her participation as a partner in a company in the agricultural sector and another R$25,000 in a pet shop company. The assets also include a car valued at R$423 thousand and bank balances totaling more than R$2 thousand. Like Beatriz, Débora had not previously contested an election as the main candidate on a ticket. Gladson Cameli (PP) is re-elected governor of Acre Gladson's electoral history Gladson de Lima Camelí, aged 48, is an engineer and born in Cruzeiro do Sul, in the interior of Acre. He entered politics at the age of 28 and has been a member of Progressistas since 2005. In his first electoral contest, in 2006, he was elected federal deputy for the PP with 18,886 votes, corresponding to 5.91% of valid votes. In 2010, he was re-elected to the Chamber of Deputies with 32,623 votes, or 9.55% of the valid votes. Four years later, in 2014, he left the Chamber to run for the Senate. He was elected with 218,756 votes, equivalent to 58.36% of the valid votes. In 2018, he ran for government of Acre and won in the first round, with 223,993 votes (53.71%). In the following election, in 2022, he was also re-elected governor in the first round. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), it received 242,100 votes, or 56.75% of valid votes. Assets declared in the elections Between 2006 and 2026, Gladson's declared assets increased from R$106,300 to almost R$6 million, an increase of approximately 5,539%. In relation to the 2018 election, when he declared R$2.92 million, the assets reported this year are 105.3% higher. Compared to 2022, the increase was R$835,894.02, or 16.2%. See detailed history below: 2006 - Federal deputy: R$ 106,360.00 2010 - Federal deputy: R$ 581,444.59 2014 - Senator: R$ 514,392.07 2018 - Governor: R$ 2,921,383.79 2022 - Governor: R$ 5,161,383.44 2026 - Senate Candidate: R$ 5,997,277.46 VIDEOS: g1