Our military government was not that cruel. 21 years of order

>>137620149
are we going to ignore the whole exile thing?

>>137620149
your junta was cucked

>>137620149
Brazil used to be undemocratic?

>>137620277

Not compulsory, there was not such policy. All exiled were self-imposed.

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Nice picture you fucking monkey.

>implying they weren't 8571

>>137620466

It was democrat-ish. There was a congress, and they allowed an oposition party. The election for president was indirect and the candidates had to be approved by the army council. The result is that in 21 years we had 3 generals as presidents. In the tougher times, they would close the congress.

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>>137620149
Should Brazil, Chile, and Argentina work together and make a white South America? We can calle it the CAB Alliance.

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>>137620149
Only 356 communists dead in 21 years is pretty fucking bad...

You're a country of 200 million, yet you couldn't even kill 20 each year...

>>137620644

my bad, should not have used png

>>137621033

I guess that any stable and prosper future for the south cone would mean a close alliance among these countries. Only an alliance, tho. We can work closely together and dictiate the future of the sub-continent without having to merge in an union in commi style, like UNASUR or EU.

>>137621034

And some of these were only disappeared people, their bodies were never found.