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Governor and re-election candidate Otaviano Pivetta (Republicans) will officially launch his campaign this Sunday (16), the first day of electoral propaganda, with a sticker in Lucas do Rio Verde. The event will be held at 8:30 am, at Lake...

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The choice of the municipality is symbolic for Pivetta, who began his political career in Lucas do Rio Verde and led the city for three terms as mayor. Doctor Natasha Slhessarenko (PSD), candidate for Palácio Paiaguás, will kick off her campaign in Cuiabá.

  • The agenda begins with a mass at the São João Bosco Parish, in the Cidade Alta neighborhood, followed by visits to the markets in the Pedra 90 and CPA 2 neighborhoods.
  • Senator Wellington Fagundes (PL), in turn, will not have a public agenda this Sunday to mark the start of the campaign.

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Governor and re-election candidate Otaviano Pivetta (Republicans) will officially launch his campaign this Sunday (16), the first day of electoral propaganda, with a sticker in Lucas do Rio Verde. The event will be held at 8:30 am, at Lake Ernani José Machado.

The choice of the municipality is symbolic for Pivetta, who began his political career in Lucas do Rio Verde and led the city for three terms as mayor.

Doctor Natasha Slhessarenko (PSD), candidate for Palácio Paiaguás, will kick off her campaign in Cuiabá. The agenda begins with a mass at the São João Bosco Parish, in the Cidade Alta neighborhood, followed by visits to the markets in the Pedra 90 and CPA 2 neighborhoods.

Senator Wellington Fagundes (PL), in turn, will not have a public agenda this Sunday to mark the start of the campaign. According to his advisor, the day “will be dedicated to preparing for the hearings, interviews and debates that will take place between Monday and Wednesday”.

Starting this Sunday, candidates are authorized to ask for votes and carry out campaign events, such as rallies and walks, in addition to carrying out electoral propaganda on the internet, including live broadcasts and promoting content, as provided for in electoral legislation.

“In Lucas do Rio Verde we started the transformation that we intend to implement in Mato Grosso”, Pivetta told MidiaNews, on Friday (14). The municipality is appointed by the governor as a reference in areas such as education, urban planning, agricultural production and industrialization.

Candidate in São Paulo

In a different strategy, publicist Rafaell Milas (Missão) will launch his campaign for the Government of Mato Grosso at a national event at the University of São Paulo (USP), alongside the party's presidential candidate, businessman Renan Santos, other candidates for state governments and party activists.

"It will be the launch of Renan, and I, as a candidate, will be there, as will others. I am a candidate in Mato Grosso and it is a reality that we will 'startar' [start] from there", Milas stated to the reporter.

From São Paulo, Milas will launch his candidacy to supporters and voters in Mato Grosso through social media.

Like Natasha, Milas is running for elected office for the first time. He presents himself as an “anti-system” candidate, a line also adopted by Renan Santos. Both participated in the founding of Missão, a party that originated from the political activities of members of the Movimento Brasil Livre (MBL), which was among the movements that defended the impeachment of former president Dilma Rousseff (PT), in 2016.

Other candidates

Sergeant Laudicério (Agir), also a candidate for the Government of Mato Grosso, informed that he would define by this Saturday (15), in a meeting with the campaign coordinator, what activity he would carry out to mark the beginning of the electoral propaganda.

Another candidate for Palácio Paiaguás, businessman and writer Maurício Coelho (Mobiliza), had also not defined what activity he would carry out to mark the start of his campaign.