Cid predicts a runoff election between Dilma and Marina.
The governor of Ceará, from the PSB party, predicts that Eduardo Campos will only reach 10% in the 2014 election and says that the election will be a confrontation between the affirmation and negation of politics, referring to the president and the former senator. Behind the scenes, he is working to attract parliamentarians to Paulinho da Força's new party and rejects a double-platform pact with Aécio Neves' PSDB.
247 – Considered the close enemy of the governor of Pernambuco, Eduardo Campos (PSB), alongside his brother Ciro, Cid Gomes will work to attract parliamentarians to the newly created Solidarity party (SDD) of Paulinho da Força. He also rejected the double-platform pact with Aécio Neves' PSDB in some states.
Regarding the presidential election, he continues to defend keeping the PSB (Brazilian Socialist Party) in Dilma Rousseff's governing coalition, supporting her re-election, and says that Campos is unlikely to exceed 10% of the vote. According to the governor of Ceará, what will be at stake in 2014 is a confrontation between the affirmation and negation of politics – President Dilma and former Senator Marina Silva.
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