Debate closure reveals distinct visions for Pernambuco
The meeting between the candidates for state governor ended with direct messages to Pernambuco voters. Each sought to differentiate their project and win over undecided voters in the final hours of the campaign.
Ivan Moraes bets on the runoff
The PSOL representative criticized his opponents for belonging to the "old politics" and argued that only his candidacy truly represents the progressive field. He highlighted the possibility of taking the race to a runoff, forcing centrist candidates to adopt social agendas. Closing with poetry, he reinforced number 50 and support for running mate Alice Gabino, citing President Lula as an ally.
João Campos highlights experience in the capital
The PSB candidate valued his management as mayor of Recife, listing investments in health and education that benefited the outskirts. He stated he is prepared to govern the state alongside Lula, promising projects such as the Transnordestina and highway duplications. He concluded by asking for support for number 40, emphasizing maturity as the ability to deliver.
Raquel Lyra demands continuity and legality
The current PSD governor presented figures from her administration: 1,600 km of roads delivered, 800,000 people removed from water scarcity and the largest historical investment in health. She criticized the previous government and defended her technical profile, mentioning stints at the Federal Police and Banco do Nordeste. She asked for votes for 55 to move forward, promising more anti-corruption efforts.
Electorate decides between profiles
The debate showed three approaches: renewal on the left, successful municipal management and continuity focused on legality. Polls indicate a tight race between the top two, making undecided voters' support decisive.