Description
This book seeks to clarify, first of all, the process of the 1964 coup d’tat in Brazil, which was improperly characterized as a military coup, that was released on March 31. Such a reading of history was convenient for the generals in those days, not now. In order to give consistency to the arguments, the book unmasks the lies that are told about the issue and smashes the precedents of the civil coup d’tat, of the PSD (Social Democratic Party), circumscribing them to the disorders caused by the Ravenna Effect, the installing of the chief os State residence in a city without a historical secular status of national capital.
