Mobiliza confirms Cabo Daciolo as a candidate for the Government of Amazonas. Reproduction/Social Media Mobiliza confirmed Cabo Daciolo's candidacy for the government of Amazonas. The decision was taken during a convention held this Tuesday (4), in Manaus. Cabo Daciolo is a military firefighter and evangelical pastor, and will run for office for the first time. He was already elected federal deputy of Rio de Janeiro in 2014. In 2018, he ran for president of the republic. Other candidacies approved at the convention: Igor Oliveira for vice-governor; Xuxa do Amazonas for the Senate.
Mobiliza launches Cabo Daciolo as a candidate for the government of Amazonas
Mobiliza confirms Cabo Daciolo as a candidate for the Government of Amazonas. Reproduction/Social Media Mobiliza confirmed Cabo Daciolo's candidacy for the government of Amazonas. The decision was taken during a...
Mobiliza will contest this year's elections without a coalition with other parties. Convention calendar Conventions are events in which party members meet to choose candidates in elections. The deadline is August 5th. Next, the names must be registered with the Superior Court (TSE) by August 15th. The election campaign officially begins the following day. In this year's elections, on October 4th, Brazilians will vote for: president; governor; Senate (two seats per state); federal deputy; state deputy; Cabo Daciolo Benevenuto's trajectory Daciolo Fonseca dos Santos is 50 years old and was born in Florianópolis. He started in public life in 2006, when he ran for the position of state deputy in Rio de Janeiro. In 2008, he tried to run for a seat in the Rio de Janeiro City Council as a councilor, but was not elected. In the 2014 elections, he was elected federal deputy for Rio de Janeiro with 49,831 votes. In 2018, he gained national notoriety when he ran for president of the Republic. In the election, he obtained 1,348,323 votes (1.26%). The previous year, in 2017, The Federal Supreme Court authorized the opening of an investigation against Cabo Daciolo. According to the complaint, Daciolo had used an information consultancy company to embezzle more than R$227,000.
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