Debate in SP: Haddad and Tarcísio on Globo
On this Tuesday (29), g1 organized a debate between the candidates for São Paulo governor, Fernando Haddad (PT) and Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicanos), moderated by Alan Severiano. The topics included security, health, education, sanitation and privatization.
On Tuesday (29), the g1 promoted a debate among the candidates for the government of São Paulo. The meeting was attended by Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) and Fernando Haddad (PT). The meeting was mediated by journalist Alan Severiano (see full above).
The candidates from parties and federations with a minimum of five parliamentarians were invited to Congresso Nacional. The debate is part of the coverage of the 2026 Elections and was broadcast live, allowing voters to follow the proposals of the candidates to the Bandeirantes Palace.
Public safety opens the round of questions
The first thematic block addressed public safety, a sensitive area for the state. Haddad (PT) and Tarcísio (Republicans) presented different views on coping with crime. The source did not detail the specific proposals of each candidate, but the confrontation of ideas marked the beginning of the meeting.
Then, the candidates began to discuss health, with Tarcisio questioning Haddad on the subject. The dynamics of the debate allowed direct questions among the opponents, deepening the scrutiny on government plans.
Secret budget and social policies in focus
Haddad questioned Tarcisio about the so-called “secret budget”, a mechanism of parliamentary amendments that has generated national controversy. The question brought to the fore the debate on transparency and distribution of public resources. The source did not detail the Republican candidate's response.
Another sensitive issue was the support for atypical mothers, raised by Tarcisio in a question to Haddad. The discussion on inclusion policies and support for families of people with disabilities gained space in the meeting, reflecting increasing social demands.
Employment, tax adjustment and transport
The economic agenda was also present. Tarcísio asked Haddad about employment and fiscal adjustment, charging positions on income generation and balance of public accounts. Haddad, in turn, responded within regimental time, but the content was not detailed by the source.
Public transport was another point of contention. Tarcisius asked Haddad about the issue, which affects millions of Paulists daily. The source did not detail the proposals, but the debate reinforced the centrality of urban mobility in the state agenda.
Meio ambiente and sanitation dominate the debate
The Integra Tietê program, aimed at depollution of the river, was discussed by the two candidates. Tarcisio and Haddad presented views on the continuity and effectiveness of the project, without the source detailing the arguments.
Water security also entered the agenda, with Tarcisius asking Haddad about it. Then Sabesp, the state sanitation company, was the target of mutual questions. Haddad questioned Tarcisio about deaths in Sabesp works, while the Republican candidate asked about the sanitation framework.
Privatization and housing generate clashes
The privatization of states, including Sabesp, was a subject of direct confrontation. Tarcisius and Haddad set out antagonistic positions on the role of the state in the economy. The source did not detail the arguments, but the theme is historically divisive between PT and center-right parties.
Housing was also discussed, with Tarcisio asking Haddad about policies to reduce the housing deficit. The question reflects the housing crisis in São Paulo, especially in the capital and metropolitan regions.
Final considerations close the meeting
After the thematic blocks, each candidate made his final considerations. Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) and Fernando Haddad (PT) had time to synthesize their messages to the electorate. The source did not detail the contents of the final statements.
The debate was marked by an exchange of accusations and proposals, without intercourse. The full report is available in the video above, allowing the voter to evaluate the performance of each candidate.
Next steps of the campaign
With the first round approaching, the candidates are intensifying agendas for the state. The source did not report on upcoming campaign commitments. The voter can follow the full coverage on the Boca no Trombone portal.
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