President of Brazil

Brazil most conservative President, Jair Messias Bolsonaro (2019-2022).

The President of Brazil is the head state and government of Brazil, its duration is 4 years with the possibility of one consecutive reelection, and more non consecutive.

## Current President[edit]

The current President is Jair Messias Bolsonaro. He was elected in October 2018.

## Presidents list[edit]

President  | Years  | State  | Party  | Vice President(s)

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1\. Deodoro da Fonseca  | 1889-1891  | Alagoas  | none  | Peixoto
2\. Floriano Peixoto  | 1891-1894  | Alagoas  | None  | none
3\. Prudente de Morais  | 1894-1898  | São Paulo  | Federal Republican  | Vitorino
4\. Campos Sales  | 1898-1902  | São Paulo  | Paulist Republican  | Rosa e Silva
5\. Rodrigues Alves  | 1902-1906  | São Paulo  | Paulist Republican  | Pena
6\. Afonso Pena  | 1906-1909  | Minas Gerais  | Minerian Republican  | Peçanha
7\. Nilo Peçanha  | 1909-1910  | Rio de Janeiro  | Fluminensian Republican  | none
8\. Hermes da Fonseca  | 1910-1914  | Rio Grande do Sul  | Conservative Republican  | Brás
9\. Venceslau Brás  | 1914-1918  | Minas Gerais  | Minerian Republican  | Santos
10\. Delfim Moreira  | 1918-1919  | Minas Gerais  | Minerian Republican  | none
11\. Epitácio Pessoa  | 1919-1922  | Minas Gerais  | Minerian Republican  | Moreira
12\. Artur Bernardes  | 1922-1926  | Minas Gerais  | Minerian Republican  | Coimbra
13\. Washington Luís  | 1926-1930  | São Paulo  | Paulist Republican  | Viana
14\. Getúlio Vargas | 1930-1945  | Rio Grande do Sul  | Liberal Alliance  | none
15\. José Linhares  | 1945-1946  | Ceará  | none  | none
16\. Eurico Gaspar Dutra  | 1946-1951  | Mato Grosso  | Social Democratic  | Ramos
17\. Getúlio Vargas | 1951-1954  | Rio Grande do Sul  | Brazilian Labour | Filho
18\. Café Filho  | 1954-1955  | Rio Grande do Norte  | Social Progressive  | none
19\. Carlos Luz  | 1955  | Minas Gerais  | Social Democratic  | none
20\. Nereu Ramos  | 1955-1956  | Santa Catarina  | Social Democratic  | none
21\. Juscelino Kubitschek  | 1956-1961  | Minas Gerais  | Social Democratic  | Goulart
22\. Jânio Quadros  | 1961  | Mato Grosso do Sul  | National Labour | Goulart
23\. Ranieri Mazzilli  | 1961  | São Paulo  | Social Democratic  | none
24\. João Goulart  | 1961-1964  | Rio Grande do Sul  | Brazilian Labour | none
25\. Ranieri Mazzilli  | 1964  | São Paulo  | Social Democratic  | none
26\. Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco | 1964-1967  | Ceará  | National Renewal Alliance | Alkmin
27\. Arthur da Costa e Silva | 1967-1969  | Rio Grande do Sul  | National Renewal Alliance | Aleixo
28\. Emílio Garrastazu Médici | 1969-1974  | Rio Grande do Sul  | National Renewal Alliance | Rademaker
29\. Ernesto Geisel | 1974-1979  | Rio Grande do Sul  | National Renewal Alliance | Santos
30\. João Figueiredo | 1979–1985  | Rio de Janeiro  | Democratic Social  | Chaves
31\. José Sarney | 1985–1990  | Maranhão  | Brazilian Democratic Movement | none
32\. Fernando Collor de Mello  | 1990–1992  | Rio de Janeiro  | National Reconstruction | Franco
33\. Itamar Franco  | 1992–1995  | Bahia  | National Reconstruction | none
34\. Fernando Henrique Cardoso  | 1995–2002  | Rio de Janeiro  | Brazilian Social Democratic | Maciel
35\. Lula da Silva | 2002–2010  | Pernambuco  | Worker's | Alencar
36\. Dilma Rousseff | 2011–2016  | Minas Gerais  | Worker's | Temer
37\. Michel Temer | 2016–2018  | São Paulo  | Brazilian Democratic Movement | None
38\. Jair Bolsonaro | 2019–present  | Rio de Janeiro  | Social Liberal | Mourão
39\. Lula da Silva | starts in 2023  | Pernambuco  | Worker's | Alckmin