José Sarney
José Sarney is a Brazilian politician who served as the vice president and later as the president of Brazil after the death of Tancredo Neves. His presidency marked the continuation of the political transition towards democracy in Brazil, and he played a crucial role in the establishment of a new constitution.
Born on Apr 24, 1930 (96 years old)
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Paraguay:
The Brazilian government led by José Sarney granted political asylum to Stroessner after his fall from power.
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Argentina:
José Sarney's agreement with Raúl Alfonsín was highlighted as crucial for bilateral relations.
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Argentina:
José Sarney, along with Raúl Alfonsín, signed agreements that deepened commercial ties between the two countries.
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Brazil:
Cacique Raoni visited then-President José Sarney.
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Brazil:
Cacique Raoni visited then-President José Sarney.
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Brazil:
José Sarney was visited by Cacique Raoni during his presidency.
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Brazil:
Cacique Raoni visited then-President José Sarney.
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Cabo Verde:
José Sarney is recognized as one of the main proponents of the idea of a common language as a foundation for community identity.
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Brazil:
José Sarney is the father of Roseana Sarney and a former president of Brazil.
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Brazil:
José Sarney is listed as one of the former presidents with significant expenses.
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