João Alberto Capiberibe, pre-candidate for the senate for Amapá PSB/Disclosure João Alberto Capiberibe announced, via social media, his pre-candidacy for the Senate in the 2026 elections for the PSB. The statement, made on Friday (12), marks the former senator's return to Amapá politics. At 79 years old, Capiberibe is married to former state deputy Janete Capiberibe and father of Camilo Capiberibe, who governed the state between 2011 and 2015, and Marília Capiberibe. His trajectory is marked by resistance to the military dictatorship and a period of exile. ✅ Click here to follow the g1 AP channel on WhatsApp Currently, Capiberibe was dedicated to the business sector, focusing on the production of artisanal wines. Now on g1 When announcing his pre-candidacy, he stated on social media that the moment demands his return to the political scene. "Today I write again to the people of Amapá. This time to say, bluntly, that the PSB wants me as a candidate for the Senate — and that I accepted the nomination. From now on, we will go on this journey together. I accept because the moment demands it. Not out of habit of power. Not out of longing for the position. Janete and I are happy with our private lives. I accept because what is happening in Amapá politics hurts — and silence, at this time, would be complicity", said part of the announcement. Trajectory and performance Profession: zootechnician and politician Politics: mayor of Macapá (1989–1992), governor of Amapá (1995–2002), senator for Amapá (2011–2019) Social projects: defends public transparency, sustainable development and the appreciation of traditional communities Flags: policies aimed at sustainable use of the forest and bioeconomy READ MORE: Acácio Favacho announces pre-candidacy for the Senate for Amapá SUS joint effort provides services to indigenous territories in Amapá Electoral scenario Amapá will have two seats up for grabs in the Senate in 2026. Currently, five other pre-candidates have already entered the electoral race. They are: Rayssa Furlan; Teles Junior; Randolfe Rodrigues. Alliny Serrão Acácio Favacho VIDEOS with news from Amapá: