The political game opens on Tuesday 15th, interviews with Flavio Dino and Domingos Neto | Politics – Breaking news in Fortaleza and Ceara

Group PEOPLE The premiere will take place on Tuesday, 15th, the program “political game»On their digital platforms (Facebook, Twitter and YouTube). With an interactive and dynamic offering, the program will analyze the different areas of power in Ceara, Brazil and around the world. The first edition will start at 5:30 pm and will include remote participation from Maranhao Governor Flavio Dino (PCdoB) and Federal MP from Ceara Domingos Neto (PSD).

Dino, one of the main nemesis of President Jair Bolsonaro (non-partisan), is one of the names of the opposition who will be asked to run for the Senate next year. While Neto is a balanced supporter of the Bolsonaro administration in Brasilia, in Ceará he belongs to a political group that is considered one of the main allies of Governor Camilo Santana (PT).

By discussing relevant topics, behind-the-scenes speeches and debates on issues that directly affect everyone’s daily life, the Political Game will bring politics closer to the citizen whom, whether accompanying it or not, it inevitably influences. The digital editor of the Policy will be responsible for the presentation. PEOPLE, journalist Italo Coriolano.

Coriolanus lists some of the objectives of the program. “The idea is to show that politics is part of our daily life and that we need to somehow take responsibility for it. We will talk not only about this ideal, invented policy, but also about real politics. Politics as it is, with our representatives, projects, disputes, politics with its qualities and shortcomings, ”he explains.

The Political Game team is already producing a podcast in addition to the daily content published on the portal. PEOPLE Online. With the launch of another program, this time audiovisual, the idea is to intensify the discussion. In addition to the interviews, the new program will feature a still from “Histórias do Poder” with Eriko Firmo. Weekly, columnist and magazine editor PEOPLE will remind you of political curiosities that will help you understand our present and design our future. Journalist Gualter George, editor of Opinion magazine, will show the behind-the-scenes life of the authorities in the frame “Someone told me.”