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History of the elections / Electoral Justice and democracy

 
 

ELECTORAL JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY
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| Minas Gerais' Manifesto | Individual list of voters
| Way to redemocratization

Way to redemocratization - On the way to redemocratization, with the Electoral Justice already reinstituted, President Eurico Gaspar Dutra took office and the National Constituent Assembly of 1945 was elected.

After the Constitution was promulgated on September 18th, 1946, the Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate began to operate as ordinary Legislative Power.

Like the Constitution of 1934, the new one confirmed the Electoral Justice among the branches of the Judicial Power and prohibited candidates from running in more than one state.

Bringing the political parties' exclusive prerogative of presenting candidates as its great innovation, the Electoral Code of 1945 remained in force, with few changes, until the advent of the Electoral Code of 1950.  

 

Solemn session in the presidency of Minister Luiz Gallotti for the proclamation of President Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira and Vice-president João Belchior Marques Goulart, in the presence of Attorney General of the Republic Plínio de Freitas Travassos, on January 27, 1956. STF Museum Session for the installation of the Superior Electoral Court on June 1, 1945. STF Museum Eurico Gaspar Dutra. Image: Ministry of External Relations President Eurico Gaspar Dutra signs the Electoral Code of July 24, 1950. Special Collections Section of the TSE President João Café Filho (center) visits the TSE on September 22, 1954. Special Collections Section of the TSE
 
 
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