Allan Garcês | |
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| Personal details | |
| Born | Allan Quadros Garcês August 30, 1969 Belém, PA |
| Political party |
PSL (2018–present) PMB (2015–2018) PSDB (1988–2015) |
| Profession | Doctor |
Allan Quadros Garcês, better known as Allan Garcês (born August 30, 1969) is a Brazilian doctor and politician. [1] He is married to Kelly Cris Santos.
In 2010, Allan Garcês endorsed Jackson Lago and José Serra.
In 2012, Allan Garcês ran for councilman of São Luís, without success. Endorsed João Castelo.
In 2014, Allan Garcês endorsed Aécio Neves.
In 2016, Allan Garcês ran for alderman of São Luís, without success. Endorsed Eduardo Braide.
Garcês was responsible for convening demonstrators for the departure of president Dilma Rousseff. Garcês is the Come to the Street movement.
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Allan Garcês | |
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| Personal details | |
| Born | Allan Quadros Garcês August 30, 1969 Belém, PA |
| Political party |
PSL (2018–present) PMB (2015–2018) PSDB (1988–2015) |
| Profession | Doctor |
Allan Quadros Garcês, better known as Allan Garcês (born August 30, 1969) is a Brazilian doctor and politician. [1] He is married to Kelly Cris Santos.
In 2010, Allan Garcês endorsed Jackson Lago and José Serra.
In 2012, Allan Garcês ran for councilman of São Luís, without success. Endorsed João Castelo.
In 2014, Allan Garcês endorsed Aécio Neves.
In 2016, Allan Garcês ran for alderman of São Luís, without success. Endorsed Eduardo Braide.
Garcês was responsible for convening demonstrators for the departure of president Dilma Rousseff. Garcês is the Come to the Street movement.
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