In 1823, Jos� Bonif�cio de Andrade e Silva, one of the mentors of the Brazilian Independence (conquered in 1822), is one to propose the moving, already suggesting the name Bras�lia.
In 1891, the first Constitution of the Brazilian Republic (proclaimed in 1889) determined that a new capital would be built; in 1894, a area of 14,400 sq.km. was reserved for the capital. On September 7th 1922, the first stone of Bras�lia is laid, in a spot which today is administered by Planaltina, one of the satellite cities of Bras�lia.
In the term of President Eurico Gaspar Dutra (1946-1950), Brazil was living a prosperous period (the war had approached Brazil and USA), and the changing of capital left the paper to become reality. In 1955, the Comission for the New Federal Capital chose the spot in which Bras�lia would be built.
In 1823, Jos� Bonif�cio de Andrade e Silva, one of the mentors of the Brazilian Independence (conquered in 1822), is one to propose the moving, already suggesting the name Bras�lia. In 1891, the first Constitution of the Brazilian Republic (proclaimed in 1889) determined that a new capital would be built; in 1894, a area of 14,400 sq.km. was reserved for the capital. On September 7th 1922, the first stone of Bras�lia is laid, in a spot which today is administered by Planaltina, one of the satellite cities of Bras�lia. In the term of President Eurico Gaspar Dutra (1946-1950), Brazil was living a prosperous period (the war had approached Brazil and USA), and the changing of capital left the paper to become reality. In 1955, the Comission for the New Federal Capital chose the spot in which Bras�lia would be built.
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