The candidate for governor of Amapá, Antônio Paula de Oliveira Furlan, the "Dr. Furlan" (PSD), was accused by a former ally of joining Macapá's criminal factions to succeed in the election and in his two mayor's terms of office of the capital of Amapá. But the incumbent delegate of the Office of Organized Crime Suppression (Draco)
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The candidate for governor of Amapá, Antônio Paula de Oliveira Furlan, the "Dr. Furlan" (PSD), was accused by a former ally of joining Macapá's criminal factions to succeed in the election and in his two mayor's terms of office of the capital of Amapá. But the incumbent delegate of the Office of Organized Crime Suppression (Draco)