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“I followed the party's guidance”, says Ciro Gomes after voting in Fortaleza

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The former presidential candidate reaffirmed that he will not participate in the Lula administration if elected and expressed concern about the future of Brazil

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“I followed the party's guidance”, says Ciro Gomes after voting in Fortaleza

The former presidential candidate reaffirmed that he will not participate in the Lula administration if elected and expressed concern about the future of Brazil

3 years ago·Brazil

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Diario de Pernambuco

Ciro Gomes votes for Ceará: I followed my party's guidance

Candidate Ciro Gomes (PDT), defeated in the first round, voted this Sunday morning (30) for the Health Department of Ceará, in F

3 years ago·Recife, Brazil

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Correio Braziliense

Ciro Gomes votes in Ceará: 'I followed the guidance of my party'

PDT declared support for former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT)

3 years ago·Brasília, Brazil

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Correio Braziliense broke the news in Brasília, Brazil 3 years ago on Sunday, October 30, 2022.

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