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Prudente de Morais

president of Brazil
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  • Brazil
    Brazil
    / The coffee presidents

    …to the first civilian president, Prudente de Morais, who had served as the first republican governor of coffee-rich São Paulo. Brazil’s successive “coffee presidents,” who were primarily from the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, helped ensure peace, reform financial institutions, and increase coffee exports. However, they gave Brazil…

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    …to the first civilian president, Prudente de Morais, who had served as the first republican governor of coffee-rich São Paulo. Brazil’s successive “coffee presidents,” who were primarily from the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, helped ensure peace, reform financial institutions, and increase coffee exports. However, they gave Brazil…

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