Titlebook: Legal Opposition Politics under Authoritarian Rule in Brazil; The Case of the MDB, Maria D’Alva G. Kinzo Book 1988 Maria D’Alva Gil Kinzo 1

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1974–7: Attempting to Consolidate Legal Opposition Politicsrt of a new period of military-authoritarian rule. The President’s statements signalling the prospects of political changes seemed to be more meaningful and forceful than the frequent promises of a return to democracy made by his predecessors. In fact, the appointment of Ernesto Geisel — a general w

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1977–9: Attempting Popular Mobilizationage of 1977. This was certainly the general feeling shared by all the liberal opposition forces who had earlier been so hopeful of the prospects for liberalization when Geisel first announced his policy of ‘gradual and secure’ political relaxation. For the promoters of this policy however, the April

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The Political Party Reform and the Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB)y arrangement had led to the elections taking on the character of a plebiscite. This implied that the two-party system would inevitably remain an effective means for opposition politics, rather than, as the government had hoped, a means for the regime to achieve legitimacy through the electoral proc

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Legal Opposition Politics under Authoritarian Rule in Brazil978-1-349-08790-7Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972

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