EDCAST #84: Cabo Eugênio, pré-candidato a deputado estadual

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Ele é cabo da Polícia Militar, acompanhou de perto a greve da PM em 2017, já trabalhou no Bairro da Penha, considerado um dos locais mais violentos do Estado, e é morador de São Pedro, em Vitória. Ele é Jackson Eugênio Silote, ou o Cabo Eugênio, presidente da Associação dos Cabos e Soldados da PM e dos Bombeiros do ES.  Ele poderia ser mais um dos muitos militares que concorrerão nas eleições deste ano. Mas garante que vem com o apoio maciço da categoria. Foi escolhido pelos colegas como representante da PM, no Projeto Político Militar (PPM). Adivinha quem é o candidato dele à presidência?????  Saiba o que o Cabo Eugênio pensa e como ele pretende conseguir uma cadeira na Assembleia. Ele está confiante, hein?

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Ele é cabo da Polícia Militar, acompanhou de perto a greve da PM em 2017, já trabalhou no Bairro da Penha, considerado um dos locais mais violentos do Estado, e é morador de São Pedro, em Vitória. Ele é Jackson Eugênio Silote, ou o Cabo Eugênio, presidente da Associação dos Cabos e Soldados da PM e dos Bombeiros do ES. Ele poderia ser mais um dos muitos militares que concorrerão nas eleições deste ano. Mas garante que vem com o apoio maciço da categoria. Foi escolhido pelos colegas como representante da PM, no Projeto Político Militar (PPM). Adivinha quem é o candidato dele à presidência????? Saiba o que o Cabo Eugênio pensa e como ele pretende conseguir uma cadeira na Assembleia. Ele está confiante, hein?

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