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Augusto Cury on Globo: what the presidential candidate said in the interview with the network

BBC News Brasil30 August 2026 at 03:23

Candidate Augusto Cury, from the Avante party, was interviewed by Globo as part of a series of interviews with six presidential candidates.

He was the last candidate to participate in the interview series conducted by the network.

The interview took place in the context of the 2026 presidential election.

Globo's series sought to present the proposals and visions of the main presidential candidates to the Brazilian electorate.

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