List of presidents of Brazil

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1. Years in italics denote indirect elections.
2. Reflects the president's political party at the start of their presidency. Changes during their time in office are noted
3. Provisional head of government from 15 November 1889 to 25 February 1891. Sworn in as President of the Republic on 26 Fe
4. Resigned from office.
5. Appointed as vice president to succeed vice president-elect Silviano Brandão, who had died before taking office.
6. Died in office.
7. Nilo Peçanha succeeded to the presidency upon the death of Afonso Pena.
8. Rodrigues Alves fell ill with the Spanish flu before his inauguration, and thus was unable to attend it. His running mat
9. Delfim Moreira was Rodrigues Alves' running mate in the 1918 elections. The winner, Alves was prevented from taking offi
10. Elected as vice president via an indirect election.
11. Deposed by the Revolution of 1930.
12. Impeded from taking office by the Revolution of 1930. Despite never occupying this position, he is included in the list
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13. Formed by General Augusto Tasso Fragoso, leader of the junta; General João de Deus Mena Barreto, and Admiral Isaías de N
14. Transferred power to Getúlio Vargas.
15. Head of the Provisional Government from 3 November 1930 to 20 July 1934. Sworn in as President of the Republic following
16. Carried out a self-coup that established the Estado Novo dictatorship.
17. The constitutions of 1934 and 1937 abolished the office of vice president.
18. Deposed by the 1945 coup d'état.
19. Appointed as president by Pedro Aurélio de Góis Monteiro.
20. Elected as vice president via an indirect election, following the promulgation of the Constitution of 1946.
21. Café Filho succeeded to the presidency upon the death of Getúlio Vargas.
22. Removed from office due to health issues.
23. Abiding by the presidential line of succession, Carlos Luz, President of the Chamber of Deputies, succeeded to the presi
24. Impeached.
25. Abiding by the presidential line of succession, Nereu Ramos, President of the Senate, succeeded to the presidency upon t
26. Ranieri Mazzilli held the presidency until the return of João Goulart to Brazil.
27. João Goulart succeeded to the presidency upon the resignation of Jânio Quadros.
28. Deposed by the 1964 coup d'état.
29. De jure head of state. De facto the Supreme Command of the Revolution, a military junta formed by Admiral Augusto Radema
30. Until 4 April 1966, date of creation of the National Renewal Alliance.
31. Impeded from taking office by the military junta of 1969. Despite never occupying this position, Aleixo has to be includ
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32. Formed by General Aurélio de Lira Tavares, Admiral Augusto Rademaker and Brigadier Márcio de Sousa e Melo.
33. Until 20 December 1979, date of dissolution of the National Renewal Alliance.
34. From 31 January 1980, date of creation of the Democratic Social Party.
35. Died before taking office. Despite never occupying this position, Neves has to be included in the gallery of Presidents
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36. Acting president from 15 March to 21 April 1985, date of death of president-elect Tancredo Neves.
37. Acting president from 29 September to 29 December 1992, due to an impeachment process opened against Fernando Collor. It
38. Acting president from 12 May to 31 August 2016, due to an impeachment process opened against Dilma Rousseff. Michel Teme
39. Until 19 November 2019.
40. From 30 November 2021.
41. Arquivo Nacional.
42. Lemos (a).
43. Lemos (b).
44. Lang (a).
45. Freire.
46. Lang (b).
47. Viscardi (a).
48. Ferreira (a).
49. Lemos (c).
50. Faria.
51. Viscardi (b).
52. Dias (a).
53. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (a).
54. Malin (a).
55. Mayer (a).
56. Mayer (b).
57. Abreu.
58. Cachapuz.
59. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (b).
60. 1934 Constitution.
61. 1937 Constitution.
62. FGV CPDOC.
63. Malin (b).
64. Malin (c).
65. Keller.
66. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (c).
67. Pantoja.
68. Mayer & Xavier.
69. Calicchio.
70. Ferreira (b).
71. Blakeley.
72. Kornis (a).
73. Lemos (d).
74. Kornis (b).
75. Lamarão.
76. Dias (b).
77. Coutinho & Guido.
78. Ramos & Costa.
79. Ramos & Campos.
80. Dias, Lemos & Carneiro.
81. Lemos (e).
82. Lemos & Carneiro (a).
83. Lemos & Carneiro (b).
84. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (d).
85. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (e).
86. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (f).
87. Biblioteca da Presidência da República (g).
88. UOL.
89. Agência Brasil.
90. Born in a ship at the sea, was registered in Salvador.
91. Portal do Governo Brasileiro | Atualize sua Barra de Governo biblioteca.presidencia.gov.br
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