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Severo Eulálio defends renewal and says mandate is not a 'gift'

Portal O Dia15 September 2026 at 15:52

Severo Eulálio is a candidate for re-election and president of the Legislative Assembly of Piauí (Alepi). He defended the need for political renewal and stated that the mandate should not be treated as a "gift," but rather as a result of prior work.

The politician presented his priorities for a possible new term. During his candidacy defense, he emphasized that the election requires dedication and prior preparation, not something that should be granted automatically.

As president of Alepi, Eulálio seeks to consolidate his management and convince the other deputies that his continuity at the head of the institution is the best option for the Piaui legislature.

Why this matters

Severo Eulálio, president of Alepi, is campaigning for re-election in Piauí, and readers in the region are following this dispute that could define the leadership of the State Legislative Assembly for the coming years. The statement about prior work and the presentation of priorities indicate a strategy to gain support from deputies in the internal vote.

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