Candidates vying for the presidency engaged in a diverse range of activities across Brazil on Monday, the 14th, including meetings, rallies, and interviews, though some planned events were impacted by unforeseen circumstances.
Several presidential hopefuls scheduled to attend a debate organized by Mathias TV in São Paulo had their plans altered as the event was canceled. This included candidates Renan Santos, Ronaldo Caiado, and Romeu Zema.
In Mato Grosso do Sul, Rui Costa Pimenta focused on campaign coordination and met with local candidates in Dourados. Meanwhile, Samara Martins saw her campaign engagements in Belo Horizonte disrupted due to heavy rainfall.
Wilson Grassi participated in an interview with Rádio Líder FM in Pernambuco. Augusto Cury attended the 3rd Congress of the Paulista Association of Integrative Health and Well-being (APIBEM) at the Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo (Alesp), followed by a luncheon with business leaders and a meeting at the Assembleia de Deus in São Paulo’s central region.
Clariana Barão visited her hometown of Várzea Grande, Mato Grosso, for a local radio interview. She emphasized that her administration would prioritize the care of women and children, citing the state’s high rates of femicide and violence against children as primary concerns.
Edmilson Costa’s campaign schedule along the northern coast of São Paulo was called off due to adverse weather conditions.
Flávio Bolsonaro held a campaign event in Belém, Pará, which included lunch with supporters and a motorcycle rally. He later addressed a rally at the Ver-o-Rio Tourist Complex, pledging to revitalize the Transamazônica highway and regularize land ownership in surrounding municipalities to foster development and opportunities.
Hertz Dias was active in São Luís, Maranhão, giving interviews to local media and engaging in public outreach. He advocated for the demarcation of indigenous and quilombola lands, asserting that these communities are crucial defenders of Brazil’s biodiversity and that protecting their territories is essential for preserving the Amazon and other threatened biomes.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva did not have a public campaign agenda scheduled for the day.
The reporting order of candidates’ daily agendas follows a daily alphabetical rotation.