The 64 Coup: The Military Dictatorship In Brazil

To get a better understanding of the 64 coup, we must first know what the military dictatorship in Brazil (1964-1985) was. It all begins when President Joao Goulart is removed from his post. The main objective of this regime was to prohibit communism and corruption in the country, because the military regime itself was a provisional character. And to end this communist threat in Brazil, they had to censor the press and also created Institutional Acts that would change the country. So whoever was not in favor of this idealization was usually tortured or even executed.
Now leaving for the 64 hit. But what was the 64 hit? Such a coup began when the military attempted to break João Goulart's government on March 31, 1964. So that the military would
not kill him, Joao Goulart, or also known as Jango, traveled from Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia and soon after traveled to the south, to the city of Porto Alegre. Some time later, Jango decided not to face the military, and decided to stay in exile in Uruguay.
The military of the time said that they executed this coup to overthrow the government of Joao Goulart, since it had suspected that he was communist. After succeeding in overthrowing Jango's government in Brazil and "ending the Communist threat," the Institutional Acts in Brazil were created. But the main impact of Institutional Act in Brazil was the fifth, which consisted in censoring the press and protecting the country from conflicts between capitalism and communism in Brazil, which was not completely fulfilled.