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Plínio Valério declares R$3.5 million in assets to the TSE; value grew 140.7% in eight years

By 365 Breaking News Editorial Team August 13, 2026 at 20:31 3 min read Amazonas

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As of Thursday evening (11), seven of the nine names announced as candidates for the Senate at party conventions had registered their details to request registration of candidacy. They are: Captain Alberto Neto, Dailson Corrêia, Eduardo Braga, Evandro de Oliveira, Plínio Valério, Xuxa do Amazonas and Wilson Lima.

Candidates have until 7pm on August 15th to register their applications, according to the TSE.
Compared to the 2018 election, when he ran for a Senate seat for the first time, the value declared by Plínio Valério grew by 140.76%.

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Senator Plínio Valério, from Amazonas Waldemir Barreto/Agência Senado The PSDB candidate for the Federal Senate for Amazonas, Plínio Valério, declared R$3.5 million in assets to the Electoral Court. The data appears in the candidacy registration request submitted to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and made available for public consultation through the Divulgacand system. As of Thursday evening (11), seven of the nine names announced as candidates for the Senate at party conventions had registered their details to request registration of candidacy. They are: Captain Alberto Neto, Dailson Corrêia, Eduardo Braga, Evandro de Oliveira, Plínio Valério, Xuxa do Amazonas and Wilson Lima. Candidates have until 7pm on August 15th to register their applications, according to the TSE. Compared to the 2018 election, when he ran for a Senate seat for the first time, the value declared by Plínio Valério grew by 140.76%. Eight years ago, the then Manaus councilor and Senate candidate had reported R$1.46 million. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp The biggest evolution occurred in the concentration of resources in savings, funds and other financial applications. In 2018, Plínio declared R$49,800 in cash, R$179,200 in bank deposits and R$25,300 in gold or financial assets. There were also R$5,000 and R$10,000 in shares or shares of capital.

In 2018, the declared values began to include R$985,500 in savings accounts, R$555,000 in a private pension plan, R$450,000 in Agribusiness Letter of Credit (LCA), R$110,000 in real estate credit note, R$124,900 in other investments and R$108,000 in Bank Deposit Certificates (CDBs) and fixed income applications. In terms of real estate, values ??have also changed. In 2018, a house worth R$30,000, four plots of land totaling R$504,000 and two apartments totaling R$407,200 were declared. This year, six plots of land appear, valued at R$504 thousand, in addition to an apartment worth R$370.6 thousand and a fraction of a housing unit worth R$56.5 thousand. Among the vehicles, Plínio declared in 2018 trucks, cars and other vehicles that, together, amounted to around R$244,200, in addition to a boat worth R$10,000. In 2026, a Ford pickup truck costing R$123,100, a Fiat 500 costing R$65,100, an Alfa Romeo costing R$8,000, a watercraft costing R$25,000 and a speedboat costing R$10,000 appear.