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Mariana Gross leaves the studio and participates in special edition of RJ1 Caravan

extra14 September 2026 at 08:15

The RJ1 news program will start on September 21 a special edition of the traditional Caravan, called "Caravan Elections," with the aim of reinforcing the program's electoral coverage. Presenter Mariana Gross will leave the studio to accompany reporter Alexandre Henderson on trips through the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro.

During the caravan, the duo will meet residents who face in their daily lives problems related to transportation, sanitation, education, employment, and health. These themes will be highlighted as central to the electoral debate and public policies aimed at the population of Rio de Janeiro state.

Mariana Gross stated that it was very special to return to the streets and relive her reporter days alongside Alexandre Henderson. She highlighted that the Caravan is already part of RJ1's history and that in this special edition she had the opportunity to travel through several cities in the state.

The presenter commented that she listened to voters up close, understood their concerns, and followed the challenges faced in daily life, describing the weeks of work as intense.

Why this matters

Voters in the Metropolitan Region of Rio will be directly impacted by this coverage, which highlights the everyday problems that should guide their choices in the elections. The series allows residents to see their local demands — transportation, sanitation, health, education, and employment — gaining visibility on the state's most-watched news program.

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