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Presidency of José Sarney

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irregularities in public bids were cited, such as the bidding for the North-South Railroad. The accusations also stated that José Sarney practiced nepotism, that is, favored friends and acquaintances with concessions in radio and television. Dissatisfaction in a wing of the PMDB led to the founding of the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB). The height of the crisis occurred during the National Constituent Assembly, where party members voted for Sarney's four-year term, although the five-year thesis prevailed, captained by the majority of the PMDB caucus and conservative politicians. The party's members voted for Sarney's four-year term, although the five-year thesis prevailed, captained by the majority of the PMDB caucus and conservative politicians.
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Regardless of the controversies of a political nature, the 1988 Federal Constitution ensured several constitutional guarantees, with the objective of giving greater effectiveness to fundamental rights, allowing the participation of the Judiciary whenever there is injury or threat of injury to rights.
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and smaller parties), also known as the "Centrão". They were supported by the Executive Branch, represented conservative factions of society, and had a decisive influence on the work of the Constituent Assembly and the outcome of important decisions, such as the maintenance of the agrarian policy and
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was created. At first, the plan managed to achieve its goals, reducing unemployment and reducing inflation. The popularity of the plan made the president's party, the PMDB, victorious in the 1985 municipal elections. The party managed to elect 19 of the 25 mayors of the state capitals. The following
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When he took office, Sarney stated that changes would come during the redemocratization process. The first of these came on May 8, 1985, when the constitutional amendment that established direct elections for president, mayor and governor was approved. Illiterate people were given the right to vote
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Shortly after Bresser-Pereira took office, inflation reached 23.21%. In order to control the public deficit, through which the government spent more than it collected, an emergency economic plan, the Bresser Plan, was presented in June 1987, instituting a three-month freeze on prices and wages. In
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in all spheres of government became notorious, with President José Sarney himself being denounced, although the charges were not brought before Congress. It was the period between 1987 and 1989 when the political crisis erupted, allied to the economic crisis. Suspicions of overbilling and
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On the eve of Tancredo's inauguration on March 14, 1985, he was hospitalized. The next day, José Sarney took over on an interim basis until the incumbent took office. On April 21, 1985, Tancredo died at the age of 75, and José Sarney became permanent president.
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order to reduce the public deficit some measures were taken, such as: deactivating the wage trigger, increasing taxes, eliminating the wheat subsidy, and postponing the large projects that were already planned, among them the bullet train between
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In the process of redemocratization, a new Constitution was needed. This was because the 1967 constitution had been made during the military regime, and thus had a dictatorial character. On February 1, 1987, the
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The final working session of the 1988 Constituent Assembly, in which the Constituent Deputies approved the final text of the country's new Constitution, which days later was promulgated in a solemn session.
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The attributions of the National Program of Debureaucratization were transferred to the responsibility of the State Minister Extraordinary for Administration Affairs and to the State Minister of Justice.
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To demonstrate the change that was taking place in the Brazilian governmental system, which had recently emerged from an authoritarian regime, the 1988 Constitution qualified
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and armed actions against the democratic state and constitutional order as non-bailable crimes, thus creating constitutional devices to block coups of any nature.
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José Maria was an admiral. Paulo Campos and Jonas were army generals. Paulo Roberto was a lieutenant brigadier. Valbert was an admiral. The organ was extinct.
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was hospitalized, and definitively on April 21, 1985, with his death, when Sarney became the first civilian president after more than twenty years of
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Brazil suffered from high inflation and international crises. To try to "unburden the country", the government created several economic plans.
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It was called the Ministry of Industrial Development, Science and Technology, and later the Ministry of Industry and Trade Development.
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Minister Maílson da Nóbrega created the Verão Plan in January 1989, which decreed a new price freeze and created a new currency: the
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The attributions of the National Land Policy Program were transferred to the Ministry of Agrarian Reform and Development.
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Its titular minister was the Minister of State Extraordinary for Administration Affairs (now extinct).
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Ulysses Guimarães, president of the Constituent Assembly, holds a copy of the 1988 Constitution.
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Changed its name to Secretariat for Planning and Coordination of the Presidency of the Republic
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took office, responsible for creating the new constitution. The president of the Assembly was
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Ministry replaced by the State Ministry of Industrial Development, Science and Technology
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After the creation of the Ministry of Science and Technology, the agency was extinct.
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Ministry replaced by the Secretariat of Public Administration on September 3, 1986.
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September 9, 1987 through September 22, 1987 July 29, 1988 through August 11, 1988
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year, in 1986, the party managed to elect the governors of all states except
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Replaced by State Ministry of Industrial Development, Science and Technology
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Secretariat for Planning and Coordination of the Presidency of the Republic
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The minister was a lieutenant brigadier. Ministry extinct in 2001.
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Changed its name to Ministry of Housing, Urbanism and Environment
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Luís Carlos Bresser-Pereira, responsible for the Bresser Plan.
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Ministry of Industrial Development, Science and Technology
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Changed its name to Ministry of Housing and Social Welfare
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Ministry of State Extraordinary for Administration Affairs
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Secretariat of Planning of the Presidency of the Republic
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Sarney assumed the presidency in the last years of the
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Ministry of State Extraordinary for Irrigation Affairs
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was indirectly elected, but died before taking office
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The Sarney government recorded a growth of 22.72% in
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Sarney took office with 2584: 2006: 1992: 1984: 1036: 661:Ministry of Social Security and Assistance 421:August 1, 1988 through September 21, 1988 236: 22: 2625:Brazilian Democratic Movement politicians 1678:Gasparetto Junior, Antonio (2016-03-21). 1154:September 15, 1986 to September 14, 1987 1497:on January 6, 1988, and was replaced by 1453:, and 45 (62.5%) of the 72 seats in the 1407:were determined. 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Index

José Sarney
PMDB
1985
Seat
Alvorada Palace
João Figueiredo
Collor de Mello

José Ribamar Ferreira Araújo da Costa Sarney
President of the Republic
Fernando Collor
Tancredo Neves
military dictatorship in Brazil
GDP
per capita income
inflation

Brasília
military dictatorship
Civil-Military Coup of 1964
Diretas Já
Ernesto Geisel
João Figueiredo
Tancredo Neves
was elected by the electoral college
Paulo Maluf
Aluízio Alves
Vicente Cavalcante Fialho
Ministry of Agriculture
Pedro Jorge Simon

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