Presidential candidates fulfill campaign agenda over the weekend (29 and 30)
Candidates' schedule includes town halls, political rallies, motorcades and inspections of areas with infrastructure problems.

Presidential candidates are carrying out a series of campaign commitments this weekend, on the 29th and 30th. The schedule includes town hall meetings, political rallies, walks, motorcades and meetings with supporters across various agendas.
External commitments and activities
In addition to street activities and voter events, the candidates' itinerary also foresees participation in events and visits to locations affected by infrastructure problems. Motorcades and walks are part of the actions aimed at direct engagement with the public during the election period.
The routine of electoral campaigning
The public‑commitment agenda is a central tool during the electoral process. Through political acts and meetings with supporters, the contenders for the executive office seek to present their platforms, dialogue with citizens and outline their positions. Likewise, town halls and interviews serve as spaces to answer questions on issues of general interest.
Including inspections of areas with infrastructure deficiencies is also part of the campaign dynamics, allowing observation of local demands and contact with the challenges faced by the population.
With information from Agência Brasil.
Source: Agência Brasil