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Brazilian politician (1922–2004)
Leonel de Moura Brizola (Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation: [leoˈnɛl dʒi ˈmowɾɐ bɾiˈzɔlɐ]; 22 January 1922 – 21 June 2004) was a Brazilian politician
Leonel_Brizola
Brazilian lawyer and politician (born 1975)
She is the granddaughter of Leonel Brizola, as well as the sister of fellow politicians Brizola Neto and Leonel Brizola Neto, being the twin sister of
Juliana_Brizola
Brazilian political party
redemocratization in Brazil at the end of the Brazilian military dictatorship by Leonel Brizola as a successor of the original Brazilian Labour Party (PTB), continuing
Democratic Labour Party (Brazil)
Democratic_Labour_Party_(Brazil)
to Fernando Collor, and 1994, where he lost to Cardoso. Lula chose Leonel Brizola of the Democratic Labour Party (PDT), a longtime fixture of the Brazilian
1998 Brazilian general election
1998_Brazilian_general_election
larger share of the vote than longtime staple of the Brazilian Left Leonel Brizola, who had been a top candidate for the presidency four years prior. The
1994 Brazilian general election
1994_Brazilian_general_election
Brazilian politician (born 1978)
grandson of Leonel Brizola, as well as the brother of Porto Alegre councilwoman and state deputy in Rio Grande do Sul state Juliana Brizola. He has also
Brizola_Neto
Brazilian singer-songwriter (1954–2011)
daughter of the former governor of Rio Grande do Sul and Rio de Janeiro, Leonel Brizola, and niece of the former president of the Republic, João Goulart. She
Neusinha_Brizola
Silva, known as Lula, of the industrial ABC Region of São Paulo, and Leonel Brizola, a longtime staple of the Brazilian Left who had served as Governor
1989 Brazilian presidential election
1989_Brazilian_presidential_election
1945–1965 political party in Brazil
became the central figure in the party along with his brother-in-law Leonel Brizola. Goulart was elected Vice President of Brazil twice (1955 and 1960)
Brazilian_Labour_Party_(1945)
Brazilian politician (born 1960)
winning the Campos mayoral elections in 1988 in which the party's head Leonel Brizola campaigned for him.[citation needed] After his term as mayor of Campos
Anthony_Garotinho
Brazilian revolutionary, politician, and Communist Party general-secretary (1898-1990)
leadership in 1980 and expelled in 1984. In his final years, he supported Leonel Brizola in the 1989 presidential election, which was won by Fernando Collor
Luís_Carlos_Prestes
1981–2023 political party in Brazil
the political spectrum in order to gain political privileges, while Leonel Brizola's Democratic Labour Party (PDT) came to be regarded as the true heir
Brazilian_Labour_Party_(1981)
Brazilian television network controversy
Leonel Brizola, candidate for the Democratic Labour Party (PDT). On the eve of the election, O Globo published an editorial favourable to Brizola's opponent
Criticism_of_TV_Globo
Silva (PT) Leonel Brizola (PDT) PT, PDT, PCB, PCdoB, PSB Lost N 1994 Leonel Brizola (PDT) Darcy Ribeiro (PDT) PDT, PMN Lost N 1989 Leonel Brizola (PDT) Fernando
Elections_in_Brazil
Coup d'état in Brazil that ousted President João Goulart
vetoed the vice-president's return to the country and inauguration. Leonel Brizola, governor of Rio Grande do Sul, began the "Legality Campaign" to overturn
1964_Brazilian_coup_d'état
Brazilian politician (1938–2007)
established politicians, such as the then-governor of Rio de Janeiro (Leonel Brizola), the former governor of São Paulo (Orestes Quércia), and the then-governor
Enéas_Carneiro
Name list
Leonel Brizola (1922–2004), Brazilian politician Leonel Campos, baseball player Leonel Cárcamo (born 1965), retired Salvadoran football player Leonel
Leonel
President of Brazil from 1961 to 1964
deputies. He received more votes than had his future brother-in-law Leonel Brizola, another rising star of the PTB, who was married to Goulart's sister
João_Goulart
Political party in Brazil
de Janeiro, Anthony Garotinho joined the PSB following a feud with Leonel Brizola, the leader of the Democratic Labour Party. The adhesion of Garotinho
Brazilian_Socialist_Party
Brazilian politician (born 1942)
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Benedita_da_Silva
First Lady of Brazil from 1961 to 1964
to Spartacus Dornelles Vargas (Getúlio's brother), Maria Tereza met Leonel Brizola at the age of 12. She met João Goulart when at 13 years old and he,
Maria_Thereza_Goulart
Brazilian lawyer (born 1964)
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Ricardo_Couto
Armed actions in Brazil
who had been dismissed in 1964 and gathered under the leadership of Leonel Brizola, were the first to launch an armed struggle. They organized the Nationalist
Armed struggle against the Brazilian military dictatorship
Armed_struggle_against_the_Brazilian_military_dictatorship
Relationships between the United States and Brazil detreeating from 1961 to 1964
Washington there was also concern about leftist forces such as governor Leonel Brizola, who took over subsidiaries of American companies, and the Peasant Leagues
Brazil–United States relations during the João Goulart government
Brazil–United_States_relations_during_the_João_Goulart_government
Brazilian philosopher and politician
and drafted its manifesto. He directed the presidential campaigns of Leonel Brizola and Ciro Gomes, ran for the Chamber of Deputies, and twice launched
Roberto_Mangabeira_Unger
Labour movement in Brazil
in Rio Grande do Sul. Figures like Getúlio Vargas, João Goulart and Leonel Brizola all came from this southern political and social milieu. In 1929, the
Trade_unions_in_Brazil
Guerrilla Movement in Brazil of 1966-1967
defeat them by resorting to armed struggle. Initially influenced by Leonel Brizola who initially had support from Fidel Castro, the organization maintained
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (Brazil)
Revolutionary_Nationalist_Movement_(Brazil)
Buarque, who had supported Democratic Labour Party (PDT) candidate Leonel Brizola rather than Lula in the 1989 presidential election, was known for his
2002 Brazilian general election
2002_Brazilian_general_election
1961 mobilization campaign in Brazil
president Goulart. It was led by the governor of Rio Grande do Sul, Leonel Brizola, allied with the commander of the 3rd Army, general José Machado Lopes [pt]
Legality_Campaign
Took office Left office Time in office Party Election Vice Governor 51 Leonel Brizola (1922–2004) 15 March 1983 (1983-03-15) 15 March 1987 (1987-03-15) 4 years
List of governors of Rio de Janeiro
List_of_governors_of_Rio_de_Janeiro
Brazilian politician
active in the Democratic Labour Party (PDT), founded by Leonel Brizola. Maia supported Brizola's campaign to become Governor of Rio de Janeiro state in
Cesar_Maia
Deputies PDS Paulo Maluf 43.22 235 +4 PMDB Tancredo Neves 42.96 200 +9 PDT Leonel Brizola 5.82 23 New PTB Ivete Vargas 4.45 13 New PT Lula da Silva 3.55 8 New
1982 Brazilian legislative election
1982_Brazilian_legislative_election
President of Brazil from 2011 to 2016
the early 1980s, Rousseff participated, along with Carlos Araújo, in Leonel Brizola's efforts to restructure the Brazilian Labor Party (of social-democratic
Dilma_Rousseff
da Silva José Paulo Bisol (PSB) PT 11,622,321 17.19 31,075,803 46.97 Leonel Brizola Fernando Lyra PDT 11,167,665 16.51 Mário Covas Almir Gabriel PSDB 7
Presidential elections in Brazil
Presidential_elections_in_Brazil
118 New PDS Paulo Maluf 7.89 33 −202 PT Lula da Silva 6.88 16 +8 PDT Leonel Brizola 6.50 24 +1 PTB Ricardo Ribeiro [pt] 4.46 17 +4 PL Álvaro Valle 2.82
1986 Brazilian legislative election
1986_Brazilian_legislative_election
Brazilian lawyer and politician (born 1979)
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Cláudio_Castro
ISBN 978-85-200-1056-3. Leite, Maria Cláudia Moraes (2019). "Leonel Brizola e os últimos anos de exílio" [Leonel Brizola and the last years of exile]. Tempo e Argumento
List_of_people_granted_asylum
Brazilian television network
governor, Leonel Brizola. The group was found guilty of defaming Brizola in a newspaper article and on television. The court granted Brizola the right
TV_Globo
Socialist and social democratic symbol
a figura na sua identidade visual desde 1979, quando foi criado por Leonel Brizola. "PDT anuncia mudança na logomarca e adiciona cores verde e amarela"
Fist_and_rose
Brazilian politician & lawyer (1925–2014)
which was led by Leonel Brizola at the time. Brizola became the Governor of Rio de Janeiro state in 1983. That same year, Governor Brizola appointed Alencar
Marcello_Alencar
Brazilian politician (born 1957)
nationalist opposition by PDT and the legacy of Getúlio Vargas and Leonel Brizola, receiving accusations of being a left-wing populist. In the private
Ciro_Gomes
Minas Gerais Kim Kataguiri (born 1996); federal deputy by São Paulo Leonel Brizola (1922–2004); ex-governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro; ex-governor
List_of_Brazilians
Brazilian military interim president (1930)
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
João_de_Deus_Mena_Barreto
2007 film directed by José Padilha
assassination attempt on then left-wing governor of Rio de Janeiro, Leonel Brizola, and reportedly resulted in Batista being reprimanded and censured by
Elite_Squad
Political party in Brazil
PT; PSB; PCdoB; PPS; PV; PSTU 17,122,127 27.0% (#2) – – Lost N 1998 Leonel Brizola (PDT) PT; PDT; PSB; PCdoB; PCB 21,475,211 31.7% (#2) – – Lost N 2002
Workers'_Party_(Brazil)
Brazilian journalist and politician
original PTB, led by Leonel Brizola, attempted to recreate the Brazilian Labour Party, a party founded by Getúlio Vargas of which Brizola had been a member
Ivete_Vargas
Brazilian anthropologist, historian, sociologist, author and politician
indigenous populations of Brazil. During the first mandate of governor Leonel Brizola in Rio de Janeiro (1983–1987), Darcy Ribeiro created, planned and directed
Darcy_Ribeiro
Brazilian politician (1938–2026)
of their think tank, the Fundação Leonel Brizola-Alberto Pasqualini. During the 1990s, he participated in the Brizola government in Rio de Janeiro during
Manoel_Dias
American worldwide manufacturing company
presidency of João Goulart, the State Governor of Rio Grande do Sul, Leonel Brizola, decided to expropriate a Brazilian subsidiary of ITT, the Companhia
ITT_Inc.
Political ideology emphasising the "common people"
the 1964 coup. Labor-based populism continued under João Goulart and Leonel Brizola, while the right reached executive power by supporting the populist
Populism
1969 Brazilian TV series or program
elections. According to former Rede Globo employee Roméro da Costa Machado, Leonel Brizola, a candidate of the opposition to the military regime, was a politician
Jornal_Nacional
US-backed repression campaign in South America
April 2000, former governor of Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul Leonel Brizola, Goulart's brother-in-law, alleged that former presidents Goulart and
Operation_Condor
Brazilian philosopher and politician
of the founders of the Democratic Labor Party, alongside his uncle Leonel Brizola. He is the founder and current president of Instituto João Goulart (João
João_Goulart_Filho
Parade grounds in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
work for artists whose work was suppressed by the regime. Governor Leonel Brizola, a longtime Niemeyer associate, commissioned the Sambadrome to reflect
Sambadrome_Marquês_de_Sapucaí
1984 Brazilian civil movement
Oliveira, José Serra, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Eduardo Suplicy and Leonel Brizola. The movement also included artists such as Milton Nascimento, Fernanda
Diretas_Já
Book by André Batista
extremely violent troop. This book also describes the plan to assassinate Leonel Brizola, the then governor of Rio de Janeiro. "IPS – BRAZIL: Book Takes Dark
Elite_da_Tropa
Brazilian civil engineer and politician
Aires for a meeting with the deposed left-wing leaders João Goulart and Leonel Brizola. During the layover in Rio de Janeiro, he left the plane and boarded
Rubens_Paiva
governor of Guanabara Carlos Lacerda, former governor of Rio Grande do Sul Leonel Brizola, former president Jânio Quadros and then-governor of Pernambuco Miguel
1966 Brazilian presidential election
1966_Brazilian_presidential_election
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
Carlos_Machado_de_Bittencourt
Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Avenue, where it remains up to this day. In 1983, the then governor Leonel Brizola commissioned the architect Oscar Niemeyer the project of a permanent
Rio_Carnival
Brazilian martial artist (1935–2023)
Federation of Rio de Janeiro. In the 1960s, Gracie served as a bodyguard to Leonel Brizola, the brother-in-law of the then President of Brazil, João Goulart. His
Robson_Gracie
Political party in Brazil
Câmara. The Brazilian populist leader (and Goulart's brother-in-law) Leonel Brizola, in an early stage of his political career, won the gubernatorial elections
Brazilian_Integralist_Action
Guerrilla conflict in Brazil in 1966–1967
Goulart's Government, starting the Military Dictatorship in Brazil, Leonel Brizola was the only political leader to support the president, sheltering him
Caparaó_Guerrilla
1986 Brazilian TV series or program
Ciro Gomes, Roberto Campos, Eduardo Campos, José Saramago, Tom Jobim, Leonel Brizola, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Dilma Rousseff, Newton Cruz, Cabo Anselmo
Roda_Viva
Brazilian writer and pundit (1930–1997)
being organized by maverick leftist leader Leonel Brizola: according to some, he was a treasurer to Brizola's organization. Francis suffered political harassment
Paulo_Francis
Brazilian politician (1824–1893)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
José Antônio Correia da Câmara, 2nd Viscount of Pelotas
José_Antônio_Correia_da_Câmara,_2nd_Viscount_of_Pelotas
French twin-jet narrow-body airliner produced 1958–1972
Among the passengers were the governor of the Rio Grande do Sul state, Leonel Brizola, and three ministers of state of the newly sworn president João Goulart
Sud_Aviation_Caravelle
presidential line of succession and vetoed Goulart's inauguration, while Leonel Brizola, governor of Rio Grande do Sul, rejected the veto of the military ministers
1963 Brazilian constitutional referendum
1963_Brazilian_constitutional_referendum
Brazilian politician and economist (born 1966)
of the Alberto Pasqualini Institute, national vice-president of the Leonel Brizola/Alberto Pasqualini Foundation and, currently, is the PDT National 1st
André_Figueiredo
Brazilian military officer and politician (1954–1960)
Lott was denied a military funeral, but the governor of Rio de Janeiro Leonel Brizola declared an official period of mourning. In the 2005 film Bela Noite
Henrique_Teixeira_Lott
Brazilian politician (born 1963)
until 2002 was part of the State's government in an alliance between Brizola's PDT. The Workers' Party was the party of the vice-governor Benedita da
Rosângela_Matheus
Brazilian politician
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Wilson_Witzel
President of Brazil from 1956 to 1961
in the JK Memorial. In 2000, the former governor of Rio de Janeiro, Leonel Brizola, alleged that João Goulart and Kubitschek were murdered as part of the
Juscelino_Kubitschek
Brazilian politician (1836–1912)
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Quintino_Bocaiuva
20th-century Brazilian general and Integralist; leader in the 1964 coup
Constitution. He hated Getulism and feared his brother-in-law, governor Leonel Brizola, for wanting the return of presidentialism. Initially concerned with
Olímpio_Mourão_Filho
Dancing, marching, and drumming club
in other cities, such as LIGA-SP. In 1984, Rio de Janeiro governor Leonel Brizola dedicated the Sambadrome, a special space for the parading of samba
Samba_school
State of Brazil
history professor at UFRJ. Left-wing governors and mayors such as Leonel Brizola, Saturnino Braga, Marcello Allencar, César Maia, Anthony Garotinho,
Rio_de_Janeiro_(state)
Prime minister of Brazil from 1961 to 1962
Jorge Bornhausen, who also left the party. Governors from the PMDB and Leonel Brizola from the Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) PDT announced their support
Tancredo_Neves
Brazilian military police tactical unit
aborted assassination attempt by some police officers on then-governor Leonel Brizola. The book was controversial at the time of release, and reportedly resulted
Battalion of Special Police Operations
Battalion_of_Special_Police_Operations
Unified command of the Brazilian Army that joined the 1964 coup d'état
Legality Campaign in alliance with the governor of Rio Grande do Sul Leonel Brizola. Machado Lopes left command in October 1961. The 3rd Army was again
Revolutionary_3rd_Army
son of Leonel and Neusa Goulart) Carlos Daudt Brizola (Minister of Labour and Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul; grandson of Leonel) Juliana Brizola (Deputy
List of political families in Brazil
List_of_political_families_in_Brazil
Brazilian politician and lawyer
lawyer, military and politician. He was the Federal Deputy who replaced Leonel Brizola during the first years of the Militar Dictatorship in Brazil. During
Oscar_Noronha_Filho
Brazilian unarmed, full-contact combat sport
Superintendence of the State of Rio de Janeiro in 1980, appointed by Leonel Brizola, whom Robson had a friendship as a bodyguard. In 1984 at the Maracanãzinho
Vale_Tudo
Brazilian politician
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Luiz_Fernando_Pezão
Brazilian economist and sociologist (1936–2018)
led by Leonel Brizola, and unsuccessfully ran for governor of Minas Gerais in 1982 and for federal deputy in 1986. He later followed Brizola into the
Theotônio_dos_Santos
Head of Government of Rio Grande do Sul
governor marked by polarization between the PTB and PSD. In 1961 Governor Leonel Brizola created the Legality Campaign (Portuguese: Campanha da Legalidade) to
Governor_of_Rio_Grande_do_Sul
Brazilian diplomat and politician (1894–1960)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
Oswaldo_Aranha
Political party in Brazil
17,122,127 27.07 (#2) – – Lost N 1998 Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) Leonel Brizola (PDT) PT; PDT; PSB; PCdoB; PCB 21,475,218 31.71% (#2) – – Lost N 2002
Brazilian_Communist_Party
Brazilian politician (born 1949)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
Germano_Rigotto
Brazilian politician (born 1947)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
Tarso_Genro
Head of the Porto Alegre, Brazil municipal government
October 3, 1955 PTB Martim Aranha January 3, 1955 - January 1, 1956 UDN Leonel Brizola January 1, 1956 - December 29, 1958 PTB Tristão Sucupira Vianna December
Mayor_of_Porto_Alegre
PFL Jorge Bornhausen 12.41 83 −35 PT Lula da Silva 10.19 35 +19 PDT Leonel Brizola 10.04 46 +22 PDS Paulo Maluf 8.91 42 +9 PSDB Franco Montoro 8.68 38
1990 Brazilian legislative election
1990_Brazilian_legislative_election
Brazilian politician
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Sérgio_Cabral_Filho
Brazilian politician (born 1948)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
José_Ivo_Sartori
History of a Brazilian city
ended with the Diários Associados being set on fire by the crowd. Then, Leonel Brizola took office, confirming the PTB Labour Movement in power and starting
History_of_Porto_Alegre
President of Brazil from 1909 to 1910
Raimundo Padilha Floriano Peixoto Faria Lima Chagas Freitas Leonel Brizola Moreira Franco Leonel Brizola Nilo Batista Marcello Alencar Anthony Garotinho Benedita
Nilo_Peçanha
years took up arms to defend the former governor of the state of Rio, Leonel Brizola. Alexandre de Souza Neves (Mestre Chandu) - Oswaldo Fadda first black
List of Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners
List_of_Brazilian_jiu-jitsu_practitioners
Transfer of government in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Porto Alegre and supported the second Legality Campaign initiated by Leonel Brizola. Threats from the 3rd Army, which intended to requisition the Military
Operation_Farroupilha
Brazilian politician (born 1985)
Cylon Fernandes Rosa Walter Só Jobim Ernesto Dornelles Ildo Meneghetti Leonel Brizola Ildo Meneghetti Walter Peracchi Barcelos Euclides Triches Sinval Guazzelli
Eduardo_Leite
Brazilian politician (born 1944)
March 1991 Vice Governor Francisco Amaral Preceded by Leonel Brizola Succeeded by Leonel Brizola Mayor of Niterói In office 31 January 1977 – 15 April
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