Today, we’re launching our Brazilian Constitution special podcast mini-series to celebrate the 30th anniversary of… well, of our Constitution. This podcast was produced by me and Diogo Rodriguez and was inspired by Constitutional – a podcast by The Washington Post.
If you’re a foreigner, a 30-year-old constitution might not sound like much – especially if you’re an American. The U.S. Constitution, framed in 1789, is the oldest Constitution still in use. But even if 30 years is not that much – heck, even I am older than the Constitution – these last three decades represent the longest ever period of democratic rule in Brazil.
Do you have a suggestion for another series? Drop us a line at podcast@brazilian.report
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