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Debate O Dia brings together candidates for Governor of Piauí this Wednesday (16)

Portal O Dia13 September 2026 at 15:33

O Dia debate brought together this Wednesday (16) the candidates for Governor of Piauí. The meeting was broadcast simultaneously on TV, radio and internet, allowing voters to follow the candidates' proposals.

The debate featured Rafael Fonteles, Joel Rodrigues, Dra. Lúcia Santos, Gisvaldo Oliveira and Elizeu Aguiar. Each candidate had the opportunity to present their proposals and debate with opponents during the event.

The debate represents an important moment in the state's electoral calendar, offering Piauians the chance to learn more about the proposals of the candidates competing for state government.

With broadcasting on multiple platforms, the event sought to reach the largest possible number of voters, facilitating access to information so that the population can make their choice in the elections.

Why this matters

Voters in Piauí have the opportunity to learn about and compare the proposals of all candidates for state government in a single event, facilitating the voting decision in the elections. The debate, broadcast on multiple platforms, expands the population's access to the candidates' proposals.

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