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PMPI Contest: registrations close this Friday (4); see

Portal O Dia4 September 2026 at 08:09

Registrations for the Military Police of Piauí contest close this Friday (4). Candidates can register exclusively through the Fundação Carlos Chagas website until 11:59 PM today. The contest offers positions for the corporation, as detailed in the selection process.

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