Another night for candidates for the government of Santa Catarina to answer questions and submit their proposals. This is what happened on Monday (17) at the Acij (Joinville Business Association) panel held by the City’s Business Council.

The panel discussion took place on Monday evening (17) at the Acij headquarters. Photo: Carlos Jr./ND

Focusing on proposals for the development of the manufacturing sector and the economy, in addition to proposals and commitments to the Joinville region, Jorginho Mello (PL) and Desio Lima (PT) answered 11 questions prepared by the Organizations Manifesto, in addition to free time. to present his plan to the government.

After taking first place in the first round, Jorginho Mello stressed that there was more time on TV to detail the government’s plan and “talk to the people of Santa Catarina”. “I will work as I did the first shift, I will talk to those who produce, I will talk to Santa Catarina, I will accept our message and our proposals. In the second round, we had more TV time to create more content and destroy the government’s plan, which will bring us victory. I have no doubt that the native of Santa Catarina already understood everything, and that is why he gave me such a big advantage in the first round,” he said.

PT candidate Desio Lima spoke of a “debt” to Joinville and stressed a commitment to the region. “The government of Santa Catarina is indebted to Joinville and the region. It is impossible to run Santa Catarina without Joinville. I want to create a government with the presence of the manufacturing sector and Joinville with me as a guarantee of a pluralistic government for all citizens of Santa Catarina,” he said.

Acij President, Maria Regina Loyola, highlighted the importance of space to showcase ideas, plans, and reaffirmed candidates’ commitment to infrastructure and direct participation on the San José Municipal Hospital payroll.

“Infrastructure investment is very important and the two candidates have reaffirmed their commitment to this investment in Joinville, as well as in healthcare, a commitment to at least help with the payroll of San Jose, the hospital that serves the entire region.”