Vice-president, who has already governed the state for four terms, emphasized his desire to remain on the presidential ticket alongside Lula, with the aim of seeking re-election
Last Tuesday (21), the current acting president of Brazil, ruled out the possibility of applying for the next year. In an interview with Record, Alckmin made it clear that he has no interest in running for the position, despite his name being frequently mentioned as a potential candidate. He highlighted his desire to remain on the presidential ticket alongside the president with the aim of seeking re-election. Alckmin, who has already governed São Paulo for four terms, emphasized his satisfaction in acting on national issues, highlighting Brazil’s importance on the global stage.
During the interview, Alckmin made a point of highlighting his past achievements, mentioning that he won the last state elections in the first round. He expressed his enthusiasm in serving the Brazilian population as Vice President and Minister of Industry, highlighting Brazil’s potential in several areas, such as agriculture, industry and natural resources. Alckmin described the country as fascinating, mentioning its vast natural riches and economic diversity, which reinforces his commitment to national development.
Despite his refusal to run for governor of São Paulo, Alckmin continues to be a strong name in voting intention polls, especially in the interior of the state. His experience and popularity make him a potential candidate, even though he has clearly expressed his intention not to run.
*With information from Beatriz Manfredini
*Report produced with the help of AI
