Tarcisio and Haddad Go to the Globo Debate; Governor Missed on Record
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The current governor has more than half of the voting intentions in the opening round
Candidates to the Government of São Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans) and Fernando Haddad (PT) will face each other for the last time before the first round tomorrow (29), starting at 10 pm, in the debate of TV Globo.The governor confirmed his presence today (28),
Tarcisio e Haddad Reproduction The TV Globo promotes on Tuesday (29), shortly after the novel ‘Who Ama Care for the debate with candidates for governor of São Paulo. Candidates of parties and federations with representation of at least five parliamentarians in the National Congress were invited: Fernando Haddad (PT) and Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans). Five days after the vote, the meeting puts the candidates in front of the Flags Palace in an…
São Paulo re-elected, with 62.85% of the votes, Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), as governor of the state. Overall, there were 13,057,319 valid votes. The count was closed at 7:32 p.m., when the candidate...
Brazil of Fato / Latin American Summary, October 4, 2026. Fernando Haddad suffers his second consecutive defeat in the race for the Palace dos Bandeirantes (headquarters of the state government of São Paulo). Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicanos) will be re-elected governor of São Paulo, according to a projection by Datafolha based on data from the High Court [...] The entry Brazil. The right-wing Tarcísio de Freitas wins in the first round and is …
Tarcisio de Freitas (Republicans), 51, was re-elected governor of São Paulo on Sunday (4), in the first round of the elections. The victory was projected by Datafolha, who pointed out the re-election of the current governor over the former minister of the Farm Fernando Haddad (PT), the main opponent in the dispute. The projection was made based on official data [...] The post Tarcisio de Freitas is re-elected governor of São Paulo in the first r…
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