After three and a half years in office, the former governor of Amazonas, Wilson Lima (União Brasil), fully fulfilled 13 of the 28 promises made during the re-election campaign in 2022, according to a survey by g1. The Politicians' Promises project, by g1, monitors the fulfillment of commitments made by candidates for mayors, state governments and the Presidency of the Republic. However, Lima and his vice-president, Tadeu de Souza (Progressistas), resigned in April to run for other positions. With the simultaneous vacancy of positions, command of the state Executive was assumed by the then president of the Legislative Assembly of Amazonas (Aleam), Roberto Cidade. In May 2026, Cidade was appointed governor after being elected in an indirect election process. Wilson Lima is a pre-candidate for the Senate, and Tadeu de Souza will seek a seat in the Chamber of Deputies. At this stage of the project, the survey considers a balance of what was delivered between January 1, 2023 and June 30, 2026, a period equivalent to three and a half years in the position. Of the 28 commitments made by Wilson Lima between the 2022 campaign and his resignation: 13 were fully fulfilled; 6 were partially fulfilled, still with pending issues; 9 have not been fulfilled to date. Monitoring politicians' promises has been carried out by g1 journalists from all over Brazil since 2015. The checking teams follow their own methodology to monitor the commitments made by government officials. See the criteria. When the mandate ends, in December, the survey is updated. See below the promises separated by themes: Health Education Public safety Administration Infrastructure Human rights Sport Environment Economy Tourism Expand transplant services The state expanded the transplant service, increasing the number of procedures performed. 30 kidney transplants and more than 50 cornea transplants were performed by October 2023. In 2024, around 130 kidney transplants from living and deceased donors were performed in Amazonas. Expand care services for heart patients and implement an integrated treatment service for people with diabetes The state expanded care for heart patients with the resumption of catheterization surgeries at the Fundação Hospital do Coração Francisca Mendes, in addition to modernizing the unit and expanding the capacity of the clinical analysis laboratory from 60,000 to 120,000 monthly tests. It also implemented an integrated treatment service for people with diabetes through the Pé Diabético program, which started to serve around 700 people per month in 2024. Promote health care joint efforts The state promoted health care joint efforts in the capital Manaus and in the interior through the Opera+ Amazonas program, expanding the number of consultations, exams and surgeries. According to the government, the initiative reached the mark of 336,616 surgeries performed by 2025 and became part of the routine of state network hospitals in 2026. Increase the number of ICUs in the interior and implement polyclinics in hub municipalities The state increased the number of ICU beds in the interior of Amazonas, with the implementation of 58 beds in hub municipalities, including Parintins, Tefé, Tabatinga and Humaitá. However, it did not implement polyclinics in these locations, as provided for in the promise contained in the government plan. What the government says: So far, there has only been the announcement of the construction of a polyclinic in Tabatinga, still in the initial phase of implementation. Increase the offer of secondary education linked to Cetam's technological education The state expanded the offer of secondary education linked to technological education through the programs "From School to Work" and "Professional Education Linked to Secondary Education" (Epaem). According to the government, more than 22,000 high school students have been provided with technical and professional qualification courses since 2023, in addition to the integration of students into units at the Amazonas Technological Education Center (Cetam) for technical training after school. Offer free internet to residents of the 30 main communities in the interior of the state There was no creation or implementation of programs that offered free internet to residents of the 30 main communities in the interior of Amazonas. What the government says: The government reported that all state schools have internet access. However, the initiatives mentioned do not offer free internet to the general population of the communities covered by the promise. Create a specialized education center for preparing professionals in new technologies There was no creation of a specialized education center for training professionals in new technologies, such as programming languages ??and information security. What the government says: The government reported that it has offered more than 1.2 million places in technical and professional qualification courses through Cetam since 2019. However, the offer of courses does not correspond to the creation of a specialized nucleus, as provided for in the promise. Increase investments in the Educa+ Amazonas program and maintain the pact to strengthen education with city halls. The state increased investments in the Educa+ Amazonas program, which went from R$400 million to more than R$510 million by 2025, in addition to granting salary adjustments and career progressions to more than 25 thousand education employees. However, the government did not present information that would allow measuring the strengthening of the participation of the State Education Council in strategic definitions, as provided for in the promise. Training servers and expanding investments in new technologies for investigating cybercrimes There was no training of servers in telematics, financial investigation and intelligence, nor was there evidence of specific investments in technologies aimed at investigating cybercrimes. The promise is included in the government plan. According to an investigation carried out with state employees, the training provided