reagoijista

Reagoijista is a term that refers to a supporter of the position of the Government of Brazil in the foreign relations of Brazil during the Brazilian Constitutionalist Revolution. The movement took place in 1932 and aimed to establish a democratic system of government in the country.

The Constitutionalists sought to overthrow the governing Vargas government and establish a new constitution that would address issues such as regionalism and industrialization. However, the movement was ultimately unsuccessful in achieving its objectives.

Reagoijistas were largely made up of supporters of the existing government and its policies. They saw the Constitutionalists as a threat to the stability of the country and its economic progress. In response to the movement, the Vargas government passed a number of decrees aimed at suppressing the movement and arresting its leaders.

The term "reagoijista" is not commonly used in modern Brazilian history and may be seen as a relic of the country's complex and often tumultuous past. It is of particular interest to historians studying the Brazilian Constitutionalist Revolution and its impact on the country's political system.

Overall, the reagoijistas played a role in the complex and often antagonistic relationship between the Brazilian government and its citizens during the mid-20th century. Understanding the views and actions of the reagoijistas provides valuable insights into the socio-political tensions that characterized this period in Brazilian history.