Inácio Moreira (center) is a candidate for the Senate for the PSOL of Acre Rede Amazônica Acre The Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL) confirmed Inácio Moreira's candidacy for the Federal Senate for Acre. The decision was taken during a convention held this Saturday (1st), at Parque das Acácias, in Rio Branco. Born in Rio Branco, Inácio Moreira is a teacher in the state education network, was once president of the Acre Business Agency (Anac) and is running for the Senate for the first time. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The candidate has Cesar Farias and Soliane Manchineri as substitutes. "I'm here as a black, peripheral teacher, who knows about the problems that this population, across the 22 municipalities, suffers firsthand. And I'm very well accompanied by our friend César Farias, who works in the area of ??bioeconomy and also in the area of ??culture. I'm also here with our indigenous leadership, teacher, historian [Soliane], who more than anyone knows what the original peoples need across the 22 municipalities," he said. Although his party is part of the Frente Ampla pelo Acre coalition, with PSB, PCdoB, PT, PV, Rede and Podemos, Moreira's candidacy was not confirmed at the same convention as the group's other candidates, which took place on Thursday (30). READ MORE Acre reaches election year with two Senate seats up for grabs; see scenarios Managers leave positions to run in the 2026 elections in Acre; check out changes After two years of negotiations, Acre will export pork to Peru Dr. Thor Dantas will run for government for the PSB, while Jorge Viana is the PT candidate for the Senate. Viana is against Moreira's candidacy and even asked him to give up running for the position, which was not followed by the professor. The position led to a split between them, which led to separate conventions within the same coalition. 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 4, Brazilians will vote for: president; governor; Senate (two seats per state); federal deputy; state deputy; Review Acre’s news programs