revolução de 30 e início da era Vargas explicado com gatos

It was Vargas, explained to Gatinhos. The Miners and Paulists had a deal. Each hour, one of them would be the president. This agreement was known as the 'Politica do Café con Leite'. Because São Paulo was strong in the Café, and Minas in Leite. But in 1930, the Paulists burned the pact, indicating Júlio Prestes, another Paulist, instead of supporting a Miner. The Minas' Gatinhos were defeated and allied with the Gatinhos of Rio Grande do Sul and Parahíba, forming a liberal alliance. They launched, as candidates, Jettúlio Vargas and João Pessoa. Despite that, the Paulist Gatinhos of Rio Prestes won. However, the Gatinhos of Opposition accused Fraude and sought support from the Tenerantists. In this climate, the Gatinhos of João Pessoa was assassinated. Although there was no direct connection with the presidential dispute, his death was used as a symbol of that the system was poor and violent. Thus, the Revolution of 30 began. A group of military Gatinhos, then the president Washington Luiz, impeded the support of Júlio Prestes. In the place, he assumed Jettúlio Vargas, starting the Vargas era.