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Getúlio Vargas’s Informants and Brazilian Foreign Policy (1930–1945)

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English | September 5, 2026 | ISBN-10: 3032328039 | 273 pages| Epub PDF (True) | 6 MB
This book argues that Getúlio Vargas cultivated a sophisticated and often clandestine network of informants that, by operating outside or in parallel to formal diplomatic channels, profoundly shaped the country's international relations. This approach fundamentally challenges prevailing historical narratives that suggest Vargas's disinterest in foreign policy or the autonomy of his chancellors, shedding new light on Vargas's approach to foreign affairs. Through the identification of 50 informants, 10 of whom were consistently active for 15 years, this book underscores the strategic importance of this clandestine network.
Vargas's informants provided him personally with critical information for government management, especially in foreign policy, often through secret missions that transcended their official hierarchical roles and with opportunities to contribute to the formulation of foreign policy,
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