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The 14 pages that link to João Goulart, each with the reason it gives.

• Diretas JáRelated: His ouster began the dictatorship whose electoral system the movement challenged.

• Luiz Inácio Lula da SilvaRelated: Goulart provides an earlier comparison for labor-linked presidential politics in Brazil.

• Carlos LacerdaRelated: Lacerda campaigned against Goulart and later sought to become president himself.

• Juscelino KubitschekRelated: Goulart was elected vice president on the same ticket as Kubitschek.

• Ernesto GeiselCompared with: Goulart’s removal marked the rupture that placed the armed forces, including Geisel, at the center of government.

• Dilma RousseffRelated: Rousseff’s imprisonment under the dictatorship linked her biography to the era that began with Goulart’s overthrow.

• Eurico Gaspar DutraRelated: His later labor politics represented a different model of mass political mobilization.

• Humberto de Alencar Castelo BrancoCompared with: Castelo Branco succeeded the president whose removal brought him to power.

• Fourth Brazilian RepublicBroader topic: His contested presidency became the final focus of the period’s political and social conflicts.

• Artur da Costa e SilvaRelated: The coup that removed Goulart created the military government Costa e Silva later led.

• Emílio Garrastazu MédiciCompared with: Goulart’s elected government stood in direct contrast to Médici’s authoritarian presidency.

• History of BrazilBroader topic: His removal opened the period of military dictatorship.

• Military dictatorship in BrazilRelated: His reform agenda and political crisis were central to the conflict preceding the coup.

• Brazilian coup d'étatRelated: His presidency became the central target of military and conservative opposition.