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"First Marcelo": Júlio César defines order of vote requests at event with Lula

Portal O Dia10 September 2026 at 13:50

Parliamentarian Júlio César defined the order of vote requests during a public event held with the presence of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. At the event, he stated "First Marcelo," establishing Marcelo Castro as the priority in the Senate ticket.

Júlio César reinforced the political partnership with Marcelo Castro, as the two together seek seats in the Federal Senate. The ticket between the two politicians was highlighted during the speech at the event with Lula.

During the event, the parliamentarian highlighted his advocacy for increasing the Municipal Participation Fund (FPM), a fundamental resource for Brazilian municipalities. He also recalled the social programs implemented during the Lula government.

The event featured the presence of Lula himself, who was supporting allied candidates in the elections. The order of vote requests defined by Júlio César indicates the strategy of mobilizing fellow party members in favor of the Senate ticket.

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