Candidates for state deputy of São Paulo; see list
oglobo27 August 2026 at 05:21
The article presents information about candidates for state deputy in São Paulo in the 2026 Elections, with 94 seats up for grabs in the Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo (Alesp). The text guides voters on how to vote — by typing the five-digit number of the candidate, checking the photo, name, party, and pressing "confirm" — and offers a search tool to look up candidates by name, number, and party. It also mentions the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) to check the status of candidacies (approved, rejected, among other statuses). The article also includes links to ideological tests and matching with presidential candidates.
The Chega party presented a proposal to implement special air fares for the Azores, arguing that Portuguese citizens should be able to travel to the archipelago at fairer prices. José Pacheco, a party member, pointed out that the increase in air ticket prices is due, "not only, but also to the departure of Ryanair" from the region.
The Minister of Health of Portugal publicly acknowledges that there is a shortage of anesthesia throughout the country, with a particularly strong impact in Lisbon, where the shortage of professionals is most acute. The Medical Union of the Southern Zone considers the situation "alarming" at the Local Health Unit São José, warning that the lack of anesthetist doctors is seriously compromising emergency services and the capacity of the health system to respond in the region.
The article analyzes the surprising proposals of a candidate in Brazilian elections, particularly in the areas of foreign policy and defense. The candidate presented atypical positions, from references to the atomic bomb to "shoot to kill" policies in combating crime, which has generated public debate about his radical proposals in these sensitive areas of governance.
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro visited Lisbon Airport together with the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, on a trip for which only the Lusitanian News Agency was invited. Faced with the controversies surrounding the minister, Montenegro reiterated his confidence in his government official and guaranteed that there are no planned changes to pensions or Social Security.
