Presidential candidates hold campaign events in various cities

Flávio Bolsonaro, the PL's presidential candidate, kicked off his campaign in Minas Gerais on Tuesday (18). During his visit to Belo Horizonte, he took part in a walk in the city's west area, where he interacted with supporters and captured the moment in photographs, according to Jornal Nacional.

This Thursday (20), Flávio Bolsonaro is scheduled to hold his first campaign event in São Paulo, specifically in São Miguel Paulista, accompanied by Mayor Ricardo Nunes. The candidate plans to visit the local Municipal Market and a Solidarity Warehouse, an initiative by the city hall focused on supporting low-income families. Additionally, there are plans for a lunch with local merchants.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, also a candidate for re-election for the PT, will travel to Natal on the same date, October 20, marking his first political event following the official launch of his campaign. He will participate in an event with Cadu Xavier, the PT's candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Norte, and Governor Fátima Bezerra, as reported by UOL.

Renan Santos, the presidential candidate from the Mission party, held a campaign event in Brasília. On Tuesday morning, he took part in a panel organized by the National Union of Trade and Services Entities, where he advocated for the abolition of Labor Justice, proposing that salary issues be resolved in civil court, as is done in other countries.

Augusto Cury, the Avante's candidate, also had commitments in Brasília. During his schedule, which included participation in a meeting of the National Union of Trade and Services Entities, he answered questions on topics such as tax reform and legal security, and signed a manifesto outlining industry priorities.

These campaign events reflect the intense mobilization of the candidates as election season approaches, with each seeking to interact directly with the public and present their proposals.