From R$0 to R$118.4 million: see the assets of candidates for the Government of Amazonas declared to the TSE

Cabo Daciolo (Mobiliza) Cabo Daciolo, pre-candidate for the Presidency of the Republic Cabo Daciolo's Instagram Cabo Daciolo declared assets of R$ 190,750 in 2026. The asset with the highest reported value is a mangalarga walking horse valued at R$ 25,500. The declaration also includes other horses valued between R$8,250 and R$18,000, in addition to two equity interests in companies, worth R$1,000 each. In the 2018 elections, when he ran for President of the Republic, Cabo Daciolo reported having no assets. David Almeida (Avante) David Almeida. Disclosure David Almeida declared assets of R$1,432,848 to the TSE. The declaration includes a vehicle valued at R$180,000, a house valued at R$290,000, an apartment valued at R$510,000 and land worth R$350,000. Among the financial investments, R$ 22,848.40 appears in fixed income investments and R$ 80 thousand in cash, in national currency. In 2024, the candidate had declared R$1,277,906 in assets. The value reported this year represents an increase of 16.67% in relation to the previous declaration. Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU) Gilberto Vasconcelos is a candidate for the PSTU. Reproduction/Facebook Gilberto Vasconcelos declared to the Electoral Court that he did not have assets in 2026. In previous elections, Gilberto had declared assets of R$250,000 in 2020. At the time, he reported having a brick house for his own living and that of his family. In the 2014 elections, he declared R$90,000 in assets, corresponding to the value of a car. Isael Munduruku (Rede) Isael Munduruku, candidate for Government of Amazonas through Rede Sustentabilidade. Reproduction/Social Media Isael Munduruku declared R$1,657,000 million in assets to the Electoral Court for the 2026 elections. The main asset reported is a built house, valued at R$1.5 million. The candidate also declared two cars: one valued at R$62 thousand and another worth R$95 thousand. In 2010, Isael Munduruku did not declare assets to the Electoral Court. Omar Aziz (PSD) Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) Rede Amazônica Omar Aziz declared R$ 2,070,608 in assets this year, relating to land valued at R$ 320 thousand, a house worth R$ 670,133.39, in addition to financial investments. The candidate reported R$993,654.23 in a fixed income investment fund and two other financial investments, in the amounts of R$86,694.54 and R$125.84. In 2022, he had reported assets of R$990,133.39 to the Electoral Court. Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) Professor Maria do Carmo. Reproduction/Social Networks Professor Maria do Carmo declared R$ 118,473,769.48 in assets. The assets include credit with legal entities in the amount of R$92,004,111.43 and corporate interests totaling R$65.5 million. It also reported a property valued at R$5,444,036, R$4.1 million in pension funds and two financial investments, which together correspond to R$1,039,948.36. The candidate also declared R$151,628.09 relating to foreign currencies held in an account abroad. In the 2022 declaration, Maria do Carmo had reported R$14,775,247.76 in assets. Roberto Cidade (União Brasil) Roberto Cidade. Herick Pereira The governor of Amazonas and candidate for reelection, Roberto Cidade declared R$4,285,400.80 in assets to the TSE. Of the total, R$1,545,000 corresponds to land and R$942,800 to two apartments. The candidate also reported R$158,300 in bank investments and R$100,000 in a private pension fund. R$22,000 also appears in a savings account at Caixa Econômica Federal, R$16,700 referring to a private pension fund and R$1 in a current account at Bradesco, in addition to R$150,000 in cash. In the 2022 election, the assets declared by Roberto Cidade were R$2.94 million. How values ??are declared During registration of the candidacy, each candidate must inform the assets that make up their assets, such as real estate, vehicles, financial investments, shares and interests in companies. ?? It’s a self-declaration. It is the candidate himself who reports the assets to the Electoral Court. For security reasons, information that allows the identification or location of assets does not need to be detailed. Therefore, data such as property addresses and vehicle license plates are not disclosed. The values ??presented in this report correspond to the amounts reported by the candidates themselves for each good or right. Comparisons with previous elections consider the numbers recorded in each declaration and have not been adjusted for inflation.