Paulista Republican Party
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| Paulista Republican Party Partido Republicano Paulista |
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| File:Logotipo do Partido Republicano Paulista.png | |
| Historical leader(s) | Prudente de Morais, Campos Sales, Rodrigues Alves, Washington Luís, Júlio Prestes |
| Founded | April 18, 1873 |
| Dissolved | December 2, 1937 |
| Headquarters | São Paulo |
| Newspaper | Correio Paulistano |
| Ideology | Republicanism Federalism Regionalism Agrarianism Coffee with Milk Politics Conservative liberalism Secularism |
| Political position | Centre-right |
| Politics of Brazil Political parties Elections |
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The Paulista Republican Party (Portuguese: Partido Republicano Paulista, PRP), sometimes translated as the Republican Party of São Paulo,[1] was a Brazilian political party founded on April 18, 1873 during the Itu Convention and sparked the first modern republican movement in Brazil.
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History
Initially a band of revolutionaries supported by a local newspaper, the PRP was created by liberal professionals (lawyers, doctors, engineers etc.) and, more importantly by important rural landowners from São Paulo. The primary objective of the party was to implement a republican federation in Brazil, with a weak central government, giving a degree of autonomy to the states, which did not exist during the Imperial era.
The proclamation of the Brazilian Republic on November 15, 1889, initiated a new order of political power in Brazil, which was to be called República Velha, and the country was to be governed by presidents strongly influenced by powerful landowners. The presidents were always candidates of the PRP or of the PRM from the state of Minas Gerais, with both being supported by powerful landowners. This policy was to be nicknamed "coffee with milk politics" (política do café com leite), alluding to the fact that São Paulo state made its wealth through exporting coffee, and Minas Gerais was famous for producing milk.
With the new republican regime, the PRP was no longer a band of revolutionaries, as it was during the Empire, but an institution dedicated to a form of bureaucracy that would dictate government policy until 1930, when Getúlio Vargas assumed control and abolished the PRP and the PRM.
Electoral results
Presidential elections
| Election | Candidate | Running mate | Colligation | First round | Second round | Result | Sources | ||
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| 1891 | Prudente de Morais (PRP) | None | None | 97 | 41.45% (#2) | - | - | Lost  |
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| None | Floriano Peixoto (Independent) | None | 153 | 65.38% (#1) | - | - | Elected  |
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| None | Prudente de Morais (PRP) | None | 12 | 5.13% (#3) | - | - | Lost |
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| 1894 | Prudente de Morais (PR Federal) | None | PR Federal; PRP | 290,883 | 88.38% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[3] |
| None | Manuel Vitorino Pereira (PR Federal) | PR Federal; PRP | 266,060 | 78.36% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1898 | Campos Sales (PRP) | None | PRP; PRM | 420,286 | 91.52% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[4] |
| None | Rosa e Silva (PR Federal) | PR Federal; PRP; PRM | 412,074 | 89.45% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1902 | Rodrigues Alves (PRP) | None | PRP; PRM | 592,038 | 93.30% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[5] |
| None | Silviano Brandão (PRM) | PRM; PRP | 563,734 | 87.83% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| None | Rodrigues Alves (PRP) | None | 4 | 0.0006% | - | - | Lost |
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| 1906 | Afonso Pena (PRM) | None | PRM; PRP | 288,285 | 97.92% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[6] |
| Campos Sales (PRP) | None | None | 95 | 0.032% (#3) | - | - | Lost |
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| None | Nilo Peçanha (PRF) | PRF; PRM; PRP | 272,529 | 92.96% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1910 | Ruy Barbosa (PRP) | None | None | 222,822 | 31.51% (#2) | - | - | Lost |
[7] |
| None | Manuel Joaquim de Albuquerque Lins (PRP) | None | 219,106 | 35.00% (#2) | - | - | Lost |
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| 1914 | Venceslau Brás (PRM) | None | PRM; PRP; PPR; PRF | 532,107 | 91.58% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[8] |
| None | Urbano Santos (PRM) | PRM; PRP; PPR; PRF | 556,127 | 96.21% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1918 | Rodrigues Alves (PRP) | None | PRP; PRM | 386,467 | 99.03% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[9] |
| None | Delfim Moreira (PRM) | PRM; PRP | 382,491 | 99.42% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1919 | Epitácio Pessoa (PRM) | None | PRM; PRP | 286,373 | 70.96% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[10] |
| Ruy Barbosa (PRP) | None | None | 116,414 | 28,85% (#2) | - | - | Lost |
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| 1922 | Artur Bernardes (PRM) | None | PRM; PRP | 466,972 | 59.46% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[11] |
| Washington Luís (PRP) | None | None | 149 | 0.01% (#4) | - | - | Lost |
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| None | Urbano Santos (PRM) | PRM; PRP | 447,595 | 56.85% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| None | Washington Luís (PRP) | None | 368 | 0.03% (#3) | - | - | Lost |
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| 1926 | Washington Luís (PRP) | None | PRP; PRM | 688,528 | 99.70% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[12] |
| None | Fernando de Melo Viana (PRM) | PRM; PRP | 685,754 | 99.62% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| None | Washington Luís (PRP) | None | 208 | 0.030% (#5) | - | - | Lost |
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| 1930 | Júlio Prestes (PRP) | None | PRP; PRB | 1,091,709 | 59.39% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
[13] |
| None | Vital Soares (PRB) | PRB; PRP | 1,079,360 | 59.67% (#1) | - | - | Elected |
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| 1934 | None | None | None | - | - | - | - | - | [14] |
Main representatives
- Prudente de Morais - President of the Brazilian Republic (1894–1898)
- Campos Sales - President of the Brazilian Republic (1898–1902)
- Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves - President of the Brazilian Republic (1902–1906)
- Washington Luís - President of the Brazilian Republic (1926–1930)
- Júlio Prestes - President-elect of the Brazilian Republic in 1930, President of São Paulo (1927–1930)
- Bernardino de Campos - President of São Paulo (1892–1896)
- João Tibiriçá Piratininga
- Jorge Tibiriçá Piratininga - President and Governor of São Paulo (1904–1908)
- Albuquerque Lins - President of São Paulo (1908–1912)
- Altino Arantes - President of São Paulo (1916–1920)
- Carlos de Campos - President of São Paulo (1924–1927)
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