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The mayor of São Paulo, João Doria

The mayor of São Paulo, João Doria (PSDB), has ruled out any possibility of disputing previews against the governor of São Paulo, Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB), to define the Toucan candidate who will contest the presidential elections of 2018. He also defended the immediate exit of the senator Aécio Neves (PSDB-MG) of the party presidency. In recent days rumors have grown that Alckmin could summon previews to bar Doria's rise in the PSDB. "I want to make it clear, straight and straight. I do not dispute with Geraldo Alckmin. He is a name that helped me and supported me. You've been my friend for 37 years. I would never do such an act of rebellion. I will not be disputing with Geraldo Alckmin, there is not the slightest chance. First of all I am not a candidate for anything to dispute anything. Then I do not see myself in that condition, "he said. Doria's statements were given in his program Eye in the Eye, transmitted by the mayor through his profiles in social networks. The toucan said it could evaluate several circumstances in the future, but stressed that none will make him bid for Alckmin. "You do not play a 37-year relationship in the trash for nothing." (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

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