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      Rogério: "It didn't take more than one Déda to beat João"

      The state president of the PT, federal deputy Rogério Carvalho, stated this Monday (30) that the criticisms of Mayor João Alves Filho (DEM) against him "encourage" his militants, who "have the disposition for the fight"; he stressed that he will have "a qualified debate" in the upcoming election, in which the PT member will face Senator Maria do Carmo (DEM); Rogério believes that João is doing a job in the capital's city hall that "has disappointed the people of Aracaju, given the low quality of the municipal administration"

      State president of the PT, federal deputy Rogério Carvalho, stated, this Monday (30) that the criticisms of mayor João Alves Filho (DEM) against him “encourage” his militancy, which “is willing to fight”; he stressed that he will have “a qualified debate” in the upcoming election, in which the PT member will face senator Maria do Carmo (DEM); Rogério believes that João is doing a job in the capital city hall that “has disappointed the people of Aracaju, given the low quality of the municipal administration” (Photo: Valter Lima)

      Sergipe 247 - The state president of the PT, federal deputy Rogério Carvalho, stated this Monday (30) that "it didn't take more than a Déda to beat João in several elections". A candidate for senator on the government ticket, Rogério will face the current senator Maria do Carmo (DEM), João's wife, in this year's race. For the PT member, the criticisms that the mayor makes of him "encourage" his militants, who "have the disposition for the fight". He stressed that he will have "a qualified debate" in the upcoming election.

      Rogério believes that João's work in the capital's city hall "has disappointed the people of Aracaju, given the low quality of the municipal administration." "The city is ugly and full of potholes. The city suffers from a lack of proper care," he said. The president of the PT also said that João's actions "demonstrate a very strong attachment to power, as if he were there to serve it and not to serve the population." "I will not make this election a personal matter against any candidate, nor will I create animosity," he emphasized.