Brazilian Democratic Movement

The Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) is a political party in Brazil that originated in the 1960s as a response to military rule, advocating for democracy and civil rights. Historically, it has been a central force in Brazilian politics, often aligning with various political ideologies to influence government policies. The party promotes democratic institutions, political dialogue, and social development, making it a significant player across different administrations. Its members come from diverse backgrounds, reflecting a broad spectrum of Brazilian society. Overall, the MDB seeks to maintain democratic stability and facilitate inclusive policymaking within Brazil’s political landscape.