Cícero Lucena (MDB), pre-candidate for the government of Paraíba in the 2026 Elections, on CBN Saturday Luana Silva/g1 The pre-candidate for the government of Paraíba by MDB, Cícero Lucena, stated that, if elected, the salary of the Paraíba Military Police will be the best in the Northeast. Cícero Lucena was interviewed this Monday (13) on Sabatina CBN and Jornal da Paraíba, in João Pessoa. According to Cícero Lucena, the measure will be part of a policy to strengthen public security in the State. "I will value Military Police professionals. Today it is the second worst salary for police officers in Brazil, I will leave the best salary in the Northeast to the police officers in Paraíba", stated Cícero Lucena (MDB). ? Click here to follow the g1 PB channel on WhatsApp Cícero Lucena also said that he will implement six new monitoring centers, with security cameras, in cities located in different regions of Paraíba, such as Cajazeiras, Sousa and Catolé do Rocha, in Sertão, Monteiro, in Cariri, and Guarabira, in Brejo. Currently, according to the pre-candidate, public security is monitored by the State in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Patos. "We're going to set up six more monitoring centers in the rest of the state. In Sertão we're going to Cajazeiras, Sousa, Catolé do Rocha, we're going to Monteiro, Vale do Piancó, Guarabria, Brejo, and truly integrate," he said. Hearings with pre-candidates for the government of Paraíba on CBN The hearings with pre-candidates for the government of Paraíba in the 2026 Elections on CBN will take place from the 13th to the 16th of July. The order of interviewees was defined in June, in a meeting with representatives of pre-candidates who are from parties with representation in the National Congress. The order of the hearing must follow the following schedule defined in a draw: Cícero Lucena (MDB) - 13/07; Lucas Ribeiro (PP) - 14/07; Efraim Filho (PL) - 15/07; Olimpio Rocha (PSOL) – 16/07. The interviews are broadcast on the radio and also on the CBN YouTube channel, starting at 10 am. Each candidate is interviewed for 50 minutes. CBN and Jornal da Paraíba start hearings with pre-candidates Most watched videos from g1 Paraíba