Brazilian Civil War

The Revolution of 2023 (sometimes also referred to as Liberation War or Brazilian Civil War) is the name given to the uprising of the Brazilian population against the Pacifist controlled government of Andres Malvades when he assumed the nation's Presidency through a coup; Malvades was originally supported by the people, the military and the political elites but he also had outside illegal support from the international terrorist group called the Pacifists. The movement for revolution grew out of national resentment from the fact that Malvades ruled with an iron fist as a dictator, unbound by a Constitution, in a “fake” government. The Malvades administration also committed multiple human rights violations with public executions, daily raids, and looting of public resources.
The Revolution's main goal was to force the Malvades government to peacefully step down from power, replaced with a provisional government and then abide by a new Constitution. However, as the movement developed and resentment against President Malvades and his authoritarian government grew deeper, it came to advocate the violent overthrow of the government, and it was even speculated that one of the Revolutionaries' goals was the secession of all states from the Brazilian federation in belief that a united Brazil was a lost cause. However, it is noted that the separatist scenario was used as a guerrilla tactic by the Malvades Government to turn the population in the rest of the country against the rebellion, broadcasting the alleged separatist threat throughout the country. There is no evidence that the movement's commanders sought separatism.
The Revolution began on November 18 2023, after multiple political figures such as Fernando Garmeios were killed by government troops on November 12 2023. Follwing the wake of their deaths, a movement called IFNB (Independent For New Brazil) started. A fifth victim, Leila Milentos who was the main founding member of the IFNB, was also shot, the day after the movement was formed. The IFNB movement would be brutally crushed by the Brazilian military and most of their leaders executed or imprisoned for life. The failure of the peaceful IFNB led other rebels to choose violence as a way of fighting for a new government when they realized that President Malvades would never concede to demands peacefully. 
In a few months, these rebels within state of Para launched the first violent rebellion under the leadership of the Brazilian Revolutionary Army against the federal government. Counting on the army and the support from the Pacifists, the Malvades administration from Brasília expected a quick war. However, that expectation was crushed when the Para revolt repulsed military forces on December 2, 2023. The victory of the Para rebellion inspired many more states in Brazil to have their own armed uprisings against the Malvades administration. By 2024, most of Brazil was up in arms and began making their way towards the capital, ripping apart the demoralized and divided Brazilian Armed Forces who were still getting support from the Pacifists. The Brazilian Civil War ended on 2025 when the United States joined the conflict in support of the newly formed Provisional Government in Rio De Ginero. 
In spite of its military defeat by the end of 2025, most of the rebellion’s main demands were finally granted by Malvades afterwards: the appointment of a Prime Minister, the election of a new President along with Congress and, finally, the enactment of a new Constitution in 2031. However that Constitution was short-lived, as in 2037, amidst growing extremism on the left and right wings of the political spectrum, the new administration reformed the 2031 Constitution and enacted another Constitution, which established the so-called Council Of New Brazil after an attempted coup d'état.
November 18 marks the beginning of the Revolution of 2023, and is a holiday and the most important civic date of New Brazil. The Brazilians consider the Revolution of 2023 as the greatest movement of its civic history. It was the first successful revolution in the 21st Century.
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