See how Tuesday (29) went for the presidential candidates

The agenda of the presidential candidates this Tuesday (29) included a grilling and interviews in media outlets, as well as walkabouts, leaflet distributions, and meetings with supporters.

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Renan Santos (Missão) The candidate Renan Santos took part in a meeting with supporters in Brasília.

Romeu Zema (Novo) The candidate Romeu Zema took part in interviews for websites and radio stations in Ipatinga (MG), and walked with supporters in the downtown area of the city.

Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) The candidate Ronaldo Caiado met with supporters in Goiânia and took part in an event through the streets of Aparecida de Goiânia (GO).

Rui Costa Pimenta (PCO) The candidate Rui Costa Pimenta took part in the program Análise da Terça, broadcast by Rádio Causa Operária.

Samara Martins (UP) The candidate Samara Martins handed out leaflets in Niterói (RJ) and took part in a walk in the Tijuca neighborhood, in the state capital.

Wilson Grassi (Democrata) The candidate Wilson Grassi gave interviews to Rádio Tocantins FM and to Projeto Nosso Futuro.

Augusto Cury (Avante) The candidate Augusto Cury took part in recording a grilling on Rede TV, in Osasco (SP).

Clariana Barão (DC) The candidate Clariana Barão took part in a social event in the São Paulo state capital.

Edmilson Costa (PCB) The candidate Edmilson Costa gave an interview to the portal Metrópoles, in Brasília, and took part in a roundtable discussion about the PCB's government program.

Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) The candidate Flávio Bolsonaro visited a jiu-jitsu gym in the Vila Olímpia neighborhood, in São Paulo.

He spoke with students and supporters and defended support for the practice of sports.

"With scholarships that allow people to be professionals, living from sports, being able to study and also having the conditions to live only from sports, training to be high-level athletes or amateur athletes," he said.

Hertz Dias (PSTU) In Belém, candidate Hertz Dias took part in a walk and leaflet distribution.

Hertz Dias defended the suspension of economic and exploitative initiatives that affect the Amazon and the peoples who live in the region.

"It is necessary to suspend all projects that put the environment and Amazonian communities at risk," he said.

Leonardo Avalanche (PRTB) The candidate did not release a public campaign schedule

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) Candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva took part in a rally in Fortaleza. He reiterated his intention to end the 6x1 work schedule.

“Get ready because we are going to end the 6x1 schedule, so that you have two days of rest,” Lula said. The bill establishing the 5x2 workday is awaiting a vote in the Senate plenary.

Lula also stated that he respects all religions. “I respect the Catholic one, the Evangelical one, the religion of African origin. I even respect atheists. But as long as I am President of the Republic, Our Lady of Aparecida will be the patron saint of Brazil”.

At night, he attended a campaign event in Salvador.

The order of presentation of the coverage of the candidates' schedule for president follows a daily rotation in alphabetical order.

* Contributed to by Luciano Nascimento (São Luís), Marcelo Brandão (Brasília), Rafael Cardoso (Rio de Janeiro) and the São Paulo newsroom.