Professor Inácio Moreira maintains assets worth R$200,000 in dispute for the Senate in Acre

PSOL launches Inácio Moreira's candidacy for the Senate for Acre The Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL) candidate for the Senate for Acre, Professor Inácio Moreira, declared to the Electoral Court R$200,000 in assets for this year's election. The value is the same as that reported by him in 2024, when he ran for a seat as councilor in Rio Branco for Rede and was not elected. This year's declaration consists of a single house, valued at R$200,000. In 2024, the property had also been declared for the same value. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp At 56 years old, Inácio Moreira is an elementary school teacher and is running for a seat in the Senate for the first time. He is part of the PSOL/Rede Federation. 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 July 30. The sum of assets between the candidate and the two substitutes, both from the Network, is R$350 thousand. Inácio Moreira (center) is a candidate for the Senate for the PSOL of Acre Rede Amazônica Acre Heritage of the substitutes The first substitute on the ticket is Soleane Manchineri, from Rede, aged 41. Historian and indigenous Manchineri ethnic group, she is making her debut in an electoral contest this year. Soleane declared R$150,000 in assets to the Electoral Court, relating to a house. Official data indicate that this is the first candidacy registered by her in the electoral bases since 1998. The second substitute is Janaina Silva, also from Rede. At 53 years old, she is a biologist and is running in an election for the first time. Janaina reported having no assets to declare. She replaces César Farias, who had been announced at the convention, but was unable to register due to a pending issue. Candidate ran for election in 2024 Inácio Moreira's first electoral experience occurred in 2024, when he ran for Rio Branco councilor on the Sustainability Network. In that election, he declared a house valued at R$200,000 and received 775 votes. Now, when running for the Senate for PSOL, he maintains the same assets reported to the Electoral Court. This year's candidacy is still under analysis at the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), as are the records of the two substitutes. Asset data was updated by the electoral system in August 2026. VIDEOS: g1