Rafael Greca
Rafael Greca is the former mayor of Curitiba, Brazil, who signed a decree to establish a luminous corridor on Rua Marechal Deodoro, allowing businesses to display advertisements on building facades to promote commercial activity.
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Rafael Greca, the former mayor of Curitiba, will run in his own slate.
Flávio tenta neutralizar discurso de Lula e questiona se quem vive em áreas sob jugo de facções 'não merece soberania'
Brazil· 2026-05-30
Rafael Greca is a former mayor of Curitiba and is being courted for candidacy by other parties.
família Bolsonaro e Moro ensaiam nova aliança após histórico conturbadoBrazil· 2026-02-13
Rafael Greca is a former mayor of Curitiba and is being courted for candidacy by other parties.
Flávio Bolsonaro cogita apoiar Moro ao governo do Paraná por palanque contra Ratinho e Lula no estadoBrazil· 2026-02-13Rafael Greca is a former mayor of Curitiba and is being considered for candidacy.
chapa Ratinho e Zema, o novo plano de Kassab após Flávio se lançar candidato a presidenteBrazil· 2025-12-12
The decree for the creation of the 'Media District' in Curitiba was signed by then-mayor Rafael Greca (PSD).
1ª ‘Times Square brasileira’ é disputada por SP, Balneário Camboriú, BH e mais cidades; veja motivos
Liechtenstein· 2025-06-29
Rafael Greca was the mayor of Curitiba who supported Pimentel's candidacy.
MP pede cassação de prefeito de Curitiba e vice após denúncia de coação de funcionários para doações de campanhaBrazil· 2025-05-10
Rafael Greca is a former mayor of Curitiba and a potential candidate for the government of Paraná.
De defesa da anistia à aproximação com Bolsonaro, Ratinho Júnior tenta se cacifar para o Palácio do Planalto em 2026Brazil· 2025-03-31
Rafael Greca was appointed to the Secretary of Sustainable Development after extensive negotiations.
Diante do favoritismo de Moro, Ratinho Júnior acelera sucessão e nomeia aliados no governoBrazil· 2025-03-24Rafael Greca signed a decree authorizing a luminous corridor in Curitiba.
Com telões de LED e promessa de modernização, cidades brasileiras como Balneário Camboriú planejam ter a própria Times SquareBrazil· 2025-03-20
