Waldez Góes zieht Senatskandidatur zurück und bleibt im Ministeramt

Der Minister für Integration und regionale Entwicklung, Waldez Góes, hat seine Kandidatur für den Senat von Amapá zurückgezogen, um auf Wunsch von Präsident Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in seinem Amt zu bleiben. Umfragen hatten ihn auf dem vierten Platz gesehen. Lula beabsichtigt, die Wiederwahl von Randolfe Rodrigues in dem Bundesstaat zu unterstützen.

Waldez Góes, der Minister für Integration und regionale Entwicklung, erklärte in einer Mitteilung, dass er auf Lulas Bitte hin aus dem Senatswahlkampf in Amapá ausgestiegen sei. Er genoss die Unterstützung von Senatspräsident Davi Alcolumbre (União-AP), entschied sich jedoch dazu, in der Regierung zu verbleiben. Eine am 1. April veröffentlichte AtlasIntel-Umfrage sah Góes bei den Wählerpräferenzen auf dem vierten Platz. In Amapá plant Präsident Lula, die Wiederwahl von Randolfe Rodrigues (PT), dem Regierungsführer im Kongress, zu unterstützen. Am selben Tag, dem 2. April, gab Sozialversicherungsminister Wolney Queiroz (PDT-PE) bekannt, dass auch er seine Kandidatur für einen Sitz als Bundesabgeordneter zurückgezogen habe, um in seinem Amt zu bleiben.

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