Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (PT) during an event on June 6 Disclosure The Regional Electoral Court of Amapá (TRE-AP) suspended this Thursday (11) the event to launch the pre-candidacy for re-election of senator Randolfe Rodrigues (PT). The decision responded to a request from the Public Electoral Ministry (MPE), which pointed out possible advance propaganda. According to the MPE, Randolfe published a call for a "big event" in Macapá on social media. During an on-site inspection, the organization found a structure with a stage, electronic equipment and balloons with the pre-candidate's name. Bookmark g1 on Google and follow the main news from AP The body assessed that the structure set up exceeded the limits allowed for the pre-campaign. The Electoral MP informed that he had already recommended the senator to avoid music, gifts, stickers and campaign structures before the electoral period. The recommendation was made after an event held on June 6. Now on g1 In the action, the organization also highlighted that the event, as planned, could give an undue advantage over other pre-candidates. Despite the suspension, posts on social media show that the event started on Thursday night. Randolfe took the stage, said he had been notified by the Court and ended the activity. In a statement, the senator attributed the suspension to political opponents and said that an opposition bloc called the Electoral Court. He also stated that he had complied with the decision and closed the event after being notified. "I learned from life to respect the will of God, the people and compliance with the foundations of democracy and justice. The judicial decision is fulfilled! At this moment we suspend this act, but from here I come down from the stage and stand among the people in gratitude", he said. Note from Senator Randolfe Rodrigues Tonight (11), in Macapá, was marked by a great popular event. The action that was supposed to mark the official launch of Randolfe Rodrigues' pre-candidacy for the Federal Senate was suspended by court decision. Out of respect for the public, of around 15 thousand people, Senator Randolfe, alongside his family, announced the end of the activity. According to Randolfe, the opposing political bloc filed a representation with the Federal Public Ministry and the Regional Electoral Court granted a notice of suspension of the event. The event that would mark the start of Randolfe's pre-candidacy had the support of a broad political alliance, which brought together 15 of the 16 mayors of Amapá, governor Clécio Luís and the president of the Federal Senate, Davi Alcolumbre. Randolfe's name also received support from various political leaders, representatives of social movements, workers, youth and supporters from various regions of the state. The political strength built by Randolfe over the last few years has been fundamental for the articulation of investments and strategic projects for the state. Currently leader of the Government in the National Congress, the senator occupies a prominent position in negotiations in Brasília, working directly to facilitate resources, works and public policies that benefit the municipalities of Amapá. See the latest news from g1 Amapá VIDEOS with news from Amapá: