Missão, a party that the (Movimento Brasil Livre) is creating, is expected to launch members of the state’s security forces as candidates for governor and vice-president in the state next year.
The running mate will be Rafa Luz, who is a firefighter and former military police officer, as well as a specialist in security management and counterterrorism. His deputy will be Sergeant Martins, from the PM’s Motorized Tactical Patrol (Patamo) unit.
The choice of the two names is related to the new party’s decision to prioritize security and the fight against organized crime. The MBL has cited El Salvador’s hard-line politics as a reference and advocates classifying criminal factions as terrorist groups.
and the expectation is that its formalization will take place in 2025. The new party promises to have a candidate for president,
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