President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva discussed this Sunday (8) possibilities for priority agendas in the last month of the .
The PT member met with the national president of the PT, Gleisi Hoffmann, and with ministers Alexandre Padilha and Paulo Pimenta.
The president received suggestions for agendas and research on state disputes. The PT member failed to respond at the beginning of this week.
The party believes that Lula should now focus on state capitals where left-wing candidates have a better chance of going through to the second round.
Such as, Porto Alegre, Teresina and Fortaleza.
And also state capitals in which allies can win in the first round: such as Recife.
The idea is that, in state capitals where the president is unable to attend, he will be replaced by first lady Rosângela Silva, known as Janja.
