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Candidates for state government participate in debates on Tuesday

Debates featuring candidates for state governments take place across various broadcasters on Tuesday, 29.

29 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Tuesday, the 29th, several candidates for state governments will participate in debates on television. The events will be broadcast after the soap opera 'Quem Ama Cuida' on TV Globo, with varying timings across different stations.

In Tocantins, the debate on TV Anhanguera will include participants whose parties have representation of at least five lawmakers in the National Congress, as reported. The program will feature four segments with topics chosen by lottery.

TV Centro América in Mato Grosso will host a debate at 10 PM, featuring candidates Dr. Natasha (MDB), Otaviano Pivetta (Republicanos), and Wellington Fagundes (PL).

Meanwhile, in Paraíba, TVs Cabo Branco and Paraíba will also hold a debate at the same time, where candidates Cícero Lucena (MDB), Efraim Filho (PL), and Lucas Ribeiro (PP) will be present, moderated by journalist Graziela Azevedo.

In another state, Rede Amazônica has organized a debate for candidates in the Rondônia gubernatorial race, inviting six candidates, including Adailton Furia (PSD) and Expedito Netto (PT), with live broadcast scheduled.

These debates provide an opportunity for candidates to present their proposals and engage directly with the electorate, with several sessions featuring moderators from the respective outlets. The live broadcasts will be available on various platforms, including TV and news websites.

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