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Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco

cabinet of ministers of President Castelo Branco (1964 - 1967)
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Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco

Summary

Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco is a cabinet[1].

Key Facts

  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco is in the country of Brazil[2].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's image is recorded as Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco, e seus ministros.tif[3].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's instance of is recorded as cabinet[4].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's follows is recorded as Ranieri Mazzilli's office (second management, 1964)[5].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's followed by is recorded as Cabinet of Ministers of Costa e Silva[6].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's part of is recorded as government of Castelo Branco[7].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's Commons category is recorded as Ministers of Castelo Branco[8].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Ademar de Queirós[9].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Armando de Oliveira Assis[10].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Arnaldo Süssekind[11].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Carlos Medeiros Silva[12].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Artur da Costa e Silva[13].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Daniel Agostinho Faraco[14].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Eduardo Gomes[15].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Ernesto de Melo Batista[16].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Ernesto Geisel[17].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Flávio Suplicy de Lacerda[18].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Guilherme Augusto Canedo de Magalhães[19].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Hugo de Almeida Leme[20].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Jaime Brasílio de Araújo[21].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as José Crisanto Seabra Fagundes[22].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Juarez Távora[23].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Juracy Magalhães[24].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Luís Augusto Fraga Navarro de Brito[25].
  • Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's has part is recorded as Luís Gonzaga do Nascimento e Silva[26].

Body

Founding

+1964-04-15T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco[27].

Identity

Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco's part of is recorded as government of Castelo Branco[7]. Its follows is recorded as Ranieri Mazzilli's office (second management, 1964)[5]. Its followed by is recorded as Cabinet of Ministers of Costa e Silva[6].

Dissolution

Cabinet of Ministers of Castelo Branco was dissolved in +1967-04-15T00:00:00Z[28].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

  1. [2] ↑ . wikidata.org.
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  26. [27] ↑ . wikidata.org.
  27. [28] ↑ . wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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