President of Brazil

The President of Brazil is the country's head of state and government, responsible for enforcing laws, managing national policies, and representing Brazil internationally. Elected by citizens through a democratic process, the president holds significant executive authority, including approving budgets, appointing officials, and directing foreign relations. The role combines political leadership with responsibilities over military and economic matters, making the president a central figure in shaping Brazil's direction and stability. The presidency operates within a framework of checks and balances, with other branches of government ensuring accountability.