Alexandre Salomão defends 'the simple thing done well' for the Paraná State Government in 2026
Dr. Saloma pointed out bottlenecks in Paraná, called for greater dialogue from the Government with the productive sector and stated that administrative simplicity is the best weapon against corruption
The candidate for the State Government of Paraná in the 2026 elections, Alexandre Salomão (Mobiliza), participated in a sabbatical promoted by the portal Boca no Trombone (BNT), in Ponta Grossa. During the interview conducted by the journalist Elivelto, the lawyer known as Dr. Saloma presented his main flags, highlighted the economic potential of the region of the Campos Gerais and criticized what he called one of the most "debate-filled" elections in the history of the country.
Solomon emphasized that his candidacy is not driven by a personal power project, but by the need to enrich the debate on short-, medium- and long-term public policies. According to him, the main objective of his management would be to ensure the basics with excellence, philosophy that sums up in the motto "the simple well done".
Challenges in the Campaign and Criticism of the System
The candidate made harsh criticism of the current resolutions of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) that limit the participation of unrepresented parties in the Congresso Nacional, as is the case of Mobiliza, in debates and public events.
“We are barred from even participating in an invitation from an academic college center,” he said. For Solomon, this exclusion represents a disservice to the population, since it prevents the presentation of technical proposals and favors candidates supported by "pomposo electoral funds" and great media attention.
Regionalization and "The Simple Well Done"
Asked about the main bottlenecks of the Paraná, the candidate pointed out the need to organize the State respecting the potentialities of each region, student and economic sector. He argues that the State Government should not impose generic solutions, but rather observe the distinct security, education and sanitation realities of each municipality.
"We need good public services, guaranteed to the population: access to water, electricity, sewage, and promotion of business activity," he explained. Solomon also proposes the creation of development plans for the microregions of Paraná, highlighting that, even within the Campos Gerais, there are municipalities with very different socioeconomic realities.
Proposals for the Campos Gerais
For the region of Ponta Grossa and the Campos Gerais, the Mobiliza candidate highlighted the urgency of planning that better exploits the potential of agribusiness through industrialization. The goal is to add value to what is already produced locally, generating more jobs and wealth.
In addition to the economy, Solomon reinforced the importance of investing in the education of the next generations, with a focus on early childhood and the re-education of adults and the elderly. “I am 55 years old and I am studying. In the life expectancy we have today, we can change careers. We need to help people have the necessary preparation to adapt to the new times,” he reflected.
Evaluation of Current Management and Public Security
In evaluating the current term of governor Ratinho Júnior, Solomon avoided the policy of "swept earth", recognizing historical advances in the state, but pointed out harmful distances. The current government has failed to effectively listen to sectors crucial to long-term policymaking, such as trade, industry and construction.
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In the area of public safety, the candidate warned of the problem of the international borders of Paraná, which serve as a route for the trafficking of drugs and weapons that supply major centers such as Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Solomon charged a higher amount of resources from the Federal Government to shield these borders, protecting both the Paraná and the rest of the country.
Transparency as a fight against corruption
In the final considerations, Alexandre Salomon (Mobiliza - 33) reinforced his commitment to administrative transparency. For the lawyer, the political mandate must function as a proxy to defend the interests of the population.
“There is no greater fight against corruption and bad things than light and simplicity. The simpler the processes, the easier they are to be verified," he concluded, calling for the vote of confidence of the Paraná electorate.
