The civil-military coup of 1961: critique of hegemonic explanations.
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7984.2009v8n14p409Abstract
The present article presents a critical perspective of the hegemonic interpretation which sustains that in 1961, after Jânio Quadro renounced, there was a frustrated attempt at a military coup, demonstrated by the fact that João Goulart was then able to assume the presidency. We argue that what in fact occurred was a civil-military coup in which the nation’s Congress took part. Keywords: 1961 coup, João Goulart, Brazilian National Congress.Downloads
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