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This meant that the Monarch no longer had power. This also gave power to individual states, letting them deal with their own finances and military. The federal government still controlled coffee exports.
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Even though Vargas lost the presidential election, he took charge thanks to the Military coup. This was welcomed by the majority of Brazilians. They seemed to be tired of the oligarchs.
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Vargas decided to proclaim the role of dictator by cancelling the presidencial election.
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Vargas was removed by the military coup. Brazil implimented a new constitution and once again held presidential elections.
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Vargas committed suicide hours before the military coup would have removed him.Vice-President Cafe Filho took office after his death.
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The governor of Minas Gerais Kubitschek was elected the new president. He helped brazil achieve economi growth by bringing in foreign investment. He also decided to move the capital to Brasilia.
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Quadros was elected into office, but a few months later he decided to resign. Vice-president Goulart took office.
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The military coup sent Goulart to Uruguay. The military power decided to stay in power until national reconstruction would be achieved. Raneiri Mazzilli was the temporary president, until Marshal Humbrto Castelo was made Military President a couple of weeks later.
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Ernesto Geisel was elected by military power. He gave less power to military rule.
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For the first time in several decades, there were presidential elections, and Collor won with the promise of reform. He turned out to be corrupt, and his promises were not fulfilled.
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After allegations of corruption, collor resigns. Inflation is out of control at this point, considering the fact that collor did not follow through on his promise.
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Dilma Rousseff is elected the next president of Brazil, being the first women to take this position.