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Presidential candidates campaign in São Paulo

Brazil's presidential candidates are engaging in campaign activities across various events in São Paulo.

12 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Presidential candidates campaign in São Paulo — Photo: Érico Júnior Wouters · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

On Tuesday (8), Ronaldo Caiado of the PSD conducted campaign activities in Campinas, in the interior of São Paulo. He visited the National Center for Materials Energy Research and met with the leadership of the complex. On the same day, in São Paulo, Caiado participated in a meeting with the Brazilian Association of Real Estate Developers, where he engaged with businessmen and received a document outlining the sector's demands.

Augusto Cury, a candidate from Avante, was also in São Paulo. On the morning of the same day, he held a meeting with investors in the financial sector, where he promoted measures to reduce the basic interest rate. In the afternoon, Cury visited the Book Biennial, where he interacted with voters and signed copies of his books. He emphasized the importance of reading and comprehensive education to keep youth away from social issues.

Clariana Barão from the Christian Democracy party campaigned in São Paulo, visiting the Book Biennial. The candidate stressed the importance of prioritizing education and advocated for the expansion of full-time schools and vocational courses.

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Renan Santos, a candidate from the Mission party, was also in São Paulo, where he held an electoral event in front of a private college. At the event, he spoke to supporters and shared his proposals.

The following day, Renan Santos submitted a request to the Federal Supreme Court (STF) seeking the lifting of confidentiality on the fake news investigation and related inquiries into INSS fraud, emphasizing the importance of transparency in this context. At the same time, he expressed that he views the campaign for the presidency in 2026 as the strangest he has ever seen.

Flávio Bolsonaro of the PL campaigned in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, where he was welcomed by supporters at the city's airport. Bolsonaro advocated for integration between municipalities and the Union to address environmental impacts, citing heavy rains that affected the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais. Afterwards, he visited local businesses.

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