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The '''President of Brazil''' is the head state and government of [[Brazil]], its duration is 4 years with the possibility of  one consecutive reelection, and more non consecutive.
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==Current President==
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The current President is [[Jair Messias Bolsonaro]]. He was elected in October 2018.
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== Presidents list ==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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!President
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!Years
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!State
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!Party
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!Vice President(s)
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|-
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|1. Deodoro da Fonseca
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|1889-1891
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|Alagoas
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|none
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|Peixoto
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|-
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|2. Floriano Peixoto
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|1891-1894
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|Alagoas
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|None
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|none
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|-
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|3. Prudente de Morais
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|1894-1898
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|São Paulo
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|Federal Republican
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|Vitorino
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|-
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|4. Campos Sales
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|1898-1902
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|São Paulo
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|Paulist Republican
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|Rosa e Silva
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|-
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|5. Rodrigues Alves
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|1902-1906
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|São Paulo
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|Paulist Republican
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|Pena
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|-
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|6. Afonso Pena
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|1906-1909
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|Minas Gerais
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|Minerian Republican
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|Peçanha
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|-
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|7. Nilo Peçanha
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|1909-1910
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|Rio de Janeiro
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|Fluminensian Republican
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|none
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|-
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|8. Hermes da Fonseca
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|1910-1914
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|Conservative Republican
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|Brás
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|-
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|9. Venceslau Brás
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|1914-1918
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|Minas Gerais
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|Minerian Republican
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|Santos
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|-
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|10. Delfim Moreira
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|1918-1919
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|Minas Gerais
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|Minerian Republican
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|none
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|-
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|11. Epitácio Pessoa
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|1919-1922
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|Minas Gerais
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|Minerian Republican
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|Moreira
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|-
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|12. Artur Bernardes
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|1922-1926
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|Minas Gerais
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|Minerian Republican
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|Coimbra
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|-
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|13. Washington Luís
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|1926-1930
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|São Paulo
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|Paulist Republican
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|Viana
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|-
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|14. [[Getúlio Vargas]]
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|1930-1945
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|Liberal Alliance
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|none
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|-
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|15. José Linhares
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|1945-1946
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|Ceará
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|none
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|none
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|-
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|16. Eurico Gaspar Dutra
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|1946-1951
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|Mato Grosso
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|Social Democratic
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|Ramos
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|-
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|17. [[Getúlio Vargas]]
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|1951-1954
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|[[Brazilian Labour Party|Brazilian Labour]]
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|Filho
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|-
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|18. Café Filho
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|1954-1955
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|Rio Grande do Norte
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|Social Progressive
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|none
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|-
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|19. Carlos Luz
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|1955
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|Minas Gerais
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|Social Democratic
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|none
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|-
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|20. Nereu Ramos
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|1955-1956
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|Santa Catarina
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|Social Democratic
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|none
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|-
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|21. Juscelino Kubitschek
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|1956-1961
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|Minas Gerais
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|Social Democratic
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|Goulart
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|-
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|22. Jânio Quadros
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|1961
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|Mato Grosso do Sul
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|[[National Labour Party|National Labour]]
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|Goulart
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|-
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|23. Ranieri Mazzilli
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|1961
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|São Paulo
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|Social Democratic
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|none
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|-
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|24. João Goulart
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|1961-1964
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|[[Brazilian Labour]]
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|none
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|-
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|25. Ranieri Mazzilli
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|1964
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|São Paulo
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|Social Democratic
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|none
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|-
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|26. [[Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco]]
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|1964-1967
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|Ceará
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|[[National Renewal Alliance]]
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|Alkmin
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|-
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|27. [[Arthur da Costa e Silva]]
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|1967-1969
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|[[National Renewal Alliance]]
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|Aleixo
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|-
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|28. [[Emílio Garrastazu Médici]]
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|1969-1974
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|[[National Renewal Alliance]]
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|Rademaker
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|-
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|29. [[Ernesto Geisel]]
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|1974-1979
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|Rio Grande do Sul
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|[[National Renewal Alliance]]
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|Santos
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|-
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|30. [[João Figueiredo]]
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|1979–1985
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|Rio de Janeiro
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|Democratic Social
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|Chaves
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|-
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|31. [[José Sarney]]
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|1985–1990
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|Maranhão
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|[[Brazilian Democratic Movement]]
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|none
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|-
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|32. Fernando Collor de Mello
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|1990–1992
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|Rio de Janeiro
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|[[Party of National Reconstruction|National Reconstruction]]
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|Franco
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|-
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|33. Itamar Franco
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|1992–1995
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|Bahia
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|[[Party of National Reconstruction|National Reconstruction]]
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|none
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|-
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|34. Fernando Henrique Cardoso
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|1995–2002
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|Rio de Janeiro
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|[[Brazilian Social Democratic Party|Brazilian Social Democratic]]
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|Maciel
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|-
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|35. [[Lula da Silva]]
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|2002–2010
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|Pernambuco
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|[[Worker's Party|Worker's]]
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|Alencar
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|-
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|36. [[Dilma Rousseff]]
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|2011–2016
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|Minas Gerais
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|[[Worker's Party|Worker's]]
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|Temer
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|-
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|37. [[Michel Temer]]
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|2016–2018
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|São Paulo
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|[[Brazilian Democratic Movement]]
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|''None''
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|-
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|38. [[Jair Bolsonaro]]
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|2019–present
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|Rio de Janeiro
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|[[Social Liberal Party|Social Liberal]]
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|Mourão
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|-
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|39. [[Lula da Silva]]
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|starts in 2023
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|Pernambuco
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|[[Worker's Party|Worker's]]
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|Alckmin
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|}
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[[Category:Brazilian Politics]]
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[[Category:Brazilian History]]

Revision as of 23:12, November 2, 2022

The President of Brazil is the head state and government of Brazil, its duration is 4 years with the possibility of one consecutive reelection, and more non consecutive.

Current President

The current President is Jair Messias Bolsonaro. He was elected in October 2018.

Presidents list

President Years State Party Vice President(s)
1. Deodoro da Fonseca 1889-1891 Alagoas none Peixoto
2. Floriano Peixoto 1891-1894 Alagoas None none
3. Prudente de Morais 1894-1898 São Paulo Federal Republican Vitorino
4. Campos Sales 1898-1902 São Paulo Paulist Republican Rosa e Silva
5. Rodrigues Alves 1902-1906 São Paulo Paulist Republican Pena
6. Afonso Pena 1906-1909 Minas Gerais Minerian Republican Peçanha
7. Nilo Peçanha 1909-1910 Rio de Janeiro Fluminensian Republican none
8. Hermes da Fonseca 1910-1914 Rio Grande do Sul Conservative Republican Brás
9. Venceslau Brás 1914-1918 Minas Gerais Minerian Republican Santos
10. Delfim Moreira 1918-1919 Minas Gerais Minerian Republican none
11. Epitácio Pessoa 1919-1922 Minas Gerais Minerian Republican Moreira
12. Artur Bernardes 1922-1926 Minas Gerais Minerian Republican Coimbra
13. Washington Luís 1926-1930 São Paulo Paulist Republican Viana
14. Getúlio Vargas 1930-1945 Rio Grande do Sul Liberal Alliance none
15. José Linhares 1945-1946 Ceará none none
16. Eurico Gaspar Dutra 1946-1951 Mato Grosso Social Democratic Ramos
17. Getúlio Vargas 1951-1954 Rio Grande do Sul Brazilian Labour Filho
18. Café Filho 1954-1955 Rio Grande do Norte Social Progressive none
19. Carlos Luz 1955 Minas Gerais Social Democratic none
20. Nereu Ramos 1955-1956 Santa Catarina Social Democratic none
21. Juscelino Kubitschek 1956-1961 Minas Gerais Social Democratic Goulart
22. Jânio Quadros 1961 Mato Grosso do Sul National Labour Goulart
23. Ranieri Mazzilli 1961 São Paulo Social Democratic none
24. João Goulart 1961-1964 Rio Grande do Sul Brazilian Labour none
25. Ranieri Mazzilli 1964 São Paulo Social Democratic none
26. Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco 1964-1967 Ceará National Renewal Alliance Alkmin
27. Arthur da Costa e Silva 1967-1969 Rio Grande do Sul National Renewal Alliance Aleixo
28. Emílio Garrastazu Médici 1969-1974 Rio Grande do Sul National Renewal Alliance Rademaker
29. Ernesto Geisel 1974-1979 Rio Grande do Sul National Renewal Alliance Santos
30. João Figueiredo 1979–1985 Rio de Janeiro Democratic Social Chaves
31. José Sarney 1985–1990 Maranhão Brazilian Democratic Movement none
32. Fernando Collor de Mello 1990–1992 Rio de Janeiro National Reconstruction Franco
33. Itamar Franco 1992–1995 Bahia National Reconstruction none
34. Fernando Henrique Cardoso 1995–2002 Rio de Janeiro Brazilian Social Democratic Maciel
35. Lula da Silva 2002–2010 Pernambuco Worker's Alencar
36. Dilma Rousseff 2011–2016 Minas Gerais Worker's Temer
37. Michel Temer 2016–2018 São Paulo Brazilian Democratic Movement None
38. Jair Bolsonaro 2019–present Rio de Janeiro Social Liberal Mourão
39. Lula da Silva starts in 2023 Pernambuco Worker's Alckmin
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