History Characters / TNOBrazil

->'''Role:''' Head of State

->'''Role:''' Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Lott cabinet), Head of State (Lott removed and 1965 election)

* WeAreStrugglingTogether: Despite being in the same party, Quadros and Lacerda hate each other, sometimes more focused on combatting each other's influence than planning any meaningful legislation or political strategy.

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1965 election, Hundred Days' Crisis succession), Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Kubitschek cabinet)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1965 election, Hundred Days' Crisis succession, Military-organized election)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1965 election, Hundred Days' Crisis succession, Military-organized election, [[spoiler:Imperial President]])

* HeroWorshipper: Lacerda admires the cosmopolitanism and social liberalism found in the United States, seeking to model Brazil after them and aligning closely with the OFN.

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1965 election, Hundred Days' Crisis succession)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Kubitschek, Goulart and Barros cabinet), Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Minister of Finance[[note]]Economy Minister[[/note]] (Lott and Kubitschek cabinet), Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Goulart cabinet), Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (1970 election)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (Hundred Days' Crisis), Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Branco and Denys cabinet)

->'''Role:''' Head of Government (Andrade cabinet), Head of State (Interim President)

->'''Role:''' Head of State (Communist takeover)

[[folder:Felinto Müller]]
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->'''Role:''' Vice President[[note]]Head of Government[[/note]] (Branco cabinet)
->'''Party:''' Partido Social Democrático[[note]]Social Democratic Party[[/note]], Aliança Renovadora Nacional[[note]]National Renewal Alliance[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' Military Junta[[note]]Despotism[[/note]]
->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote:Click to Show]] Müller, known as the one "who tortures," is notorious for his service as the head of Vargas' political police during his reign. Born in 1900, Felinto Müller participated in the Paulista Revolt, expelled after being deemed a deserter. Finding a role in the political and police spheres, he has continually amassed political clout over the course of his career; starting as a harsh police chief, then serving under Vargas as a key architect of the Estado Novo, he was able to gain prominence in the Senate under the PSD after Vargas' demise. Always sympathetic to the German Reich, he frequently uses his influential position in the current regime to drive policy in a pro-German, authoritarian bent.[[/labelnote]]

The former chief of Vargas' political police during the New State, Muller is feared throughout Brazil thanks to his unchecked political influence and brutality. Increasingly steering Brazil towards pro-German and authoritarian policy, Muller' influence on Brazilian politics is felt even as he stays out of the limelight.

* DeadlyEuphemism: In the Adhemar presidency teaser, Müller organizes a campaign against the UDN by ordering a well-known printer in Cuiabá to produce anti-UDN posters, warning that a cop will visit his home, if he doesn't comply.
* DefectorFromDecadence: With Adhemar elected in his presidency teaser, Müller defects to his side so that he can protect Mato Grosso and Vargas' legacy, even if it means working with the son of a coffee baron, a class he opposed during the Tenente Revolt. However, as far as Müller is concerned, it's better than continuing his membership in the PSD, where he's becoming increasingly seen as an outcast by everyone.
* TheDreaded: Müller is the only person who even Getúlio Vargas (His own former ''boss'') is afraid of, and he is called [[RedBaron "The most dangerous man in the country"]].
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: In one of the events from the Adhemar presidency teaser, Müller smiles at the thought of his grandson, Antônio Pedro, visiting him, which he considers the highlight of his day.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Owing to his sympathies with the Nazi regime, Müller is seen as a pariah in the PSD, where he's become increasingly smeared as the "Brazilian Himmler" in the "Bitter Changes" teaser event.
* AHeroToHisHometown: Despite his misdeeds and crimes under both Vargas's and possibly the military's dictatorships he is still quite popular with the public in his home state of Mato-Grosso where he is seen as a hero. "The Senator" event from Adhemar's teaser shows that, even if a different party takes the governorship in Mato-Grosso, they'll still need to rely on his help to manage the territory because he's that popular.
* MinorMajorCharacter: Although having zero intentions of becoming a national leader and does not affect heavily affect the Brazilian gameplay, Müller is still dedicated to political ativity in Brazil in both democratic and military dictatorship routes and in the latter he even achieves the Vice Presidency of Castello Branco when Andrade resigns, an office where he seeks a rank of [[TheManBehindTheMan "grey eminence"]] in the regime.

[[folder:Getúlio Vargas]]
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->'''Role:''' N/A
->'''Party:''' Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro[[note]]Brazilian Labour Party[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' Social Nationalism[[note]]Paternalism[[/note]]
UsefulNotes/GetulioVargas was Brazil half president half dictator who ruled Brazil from 1930-1949, aligning and caving the demands from some people, brutally crushing others. During his rule Vargas made made visionary reforms that benefited the common Brazil making him popular among many. Vargas may have been overthrown in a military coup and stays out of present-day Brazilian politics, but the effects of his controversial presidency are still felt in the 1960s. His protégé João Goulart is also seeking to become president, just as his mentor once did.

* ArchEnemy: Lacerda sees him as this, thinking Vargas's influence to be a major threat for Brazil.
* CigarChomper: Vargas, like in real life is often depicted as a cigarette lover.
* GuiltByAssociation: Vargas tried to remain neutral in World War II, but he continued trading relations with the United States, due to their strong economic ties. These purchases from 1939 to 1940 led Germany to consider them a part of the Allies and their vessels were targeted by their U-boats.
* {{Hypocrite}}: During World War II, Vargas joined the Allies, citing the need to fight for democracy abroad. However, this falls completely flat with Vargas' own dictatorship at home, something that many Brazilians recognized and would contribute to the growing discontent of his rule.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Vargas is still alive because he never committed suicide in this timeline, but he is officially no longer involved in politics. Instead, he exerts a considerable influence upon João Goulart should the latter become President of Brazil, and acts as an elder statesman to Varguism in general.
* MinorMajorCharacter: He's no longer an active player on the Brazilian political stage, but the reforms he implemented during his presidency are still felt in the 1960's and his student, Goulart, is a possible president to continue his legacy.
* NotMeThisTime: Lacerda blames Vargas for the failed 1949 assassination attempt on him. In truth, Vargas never authorized this attack; it was one of his men who did so without permission.
* PassingTheTorch: By game start, Vargas has officially retired from politics, and only acts as an advisor (or puppet master, depending on how you look at it) to his successor João Goulart should the latter become President.
* PlayingBothSides: Before joining the Allies he would appease both Washington and Berlin in order to maximize investments for Brazilian development.
* RepressiveButEfficient: Just like in real life, Vargas ruled as a dictator for seven years during his first term as president. During that time, his security forces arrested thousands and tortured political prisoners, but the praise for Vargas's many, almost revolutionary reforms are far louder than the complaints of his opponents. Still, Carlos Lacerda personally blames Vargas for ruining Brazil and will try to destroy Vargas's legacy for the good of the country.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: One of the most infamous examples of such in Latin American history, having temporarily ruled Brazil as a repressive dictator to paradoxically reform the country's democratic system.

[[folder:João Figueiredo]]
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->'''Role:''' Military Commander
->'''Party:''' Aliança Renovadora Nacional[[note]]National Renewal Alliance[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' Paternalism

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He's introduced crassly celebrating his promotion to general by gloating about his achievements to his tired secretary and boasting about his superior training.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Figueiredo was trained at the infamous School of the Americas, and became so enamored with American culture he seeks to emulate it. Now, he's fully convinced that he's American and not Brazilian due to his 'superior training' and is better than all his colleagues.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Figueiredo is openly racist against black people.
* SirSwearsALot: He's introduced cursing in his very first line of dialogue and proceeds to drop the f bomb several times after that.

[[folder:Wilson Leite Passos]]
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->'''Party:''' União Democrática Nacional[[note]]National Democratic Union[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' National Socialism
By far the most radical member of the UDN, Wilson Leite Passos is an outspoken National Socialist who idolizes Adolf Hitler and seeks to make Brazil resemble Nazi Germany. Passos' influence within the UDN is (thankfully) non-existent, and the man himself is barely tolerated by his bewildered colleagues.

* BewareTheQuietOnes: He mantains a low profile while being a City Councilor for Rio de Janeiro and uses plausible deniabilty when talking about his support of Nazism, only exposing himself if a great opportunity surges.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: No one in the UDN likes Passos even a little bit, especially Lacerda, who would prefer even Getúlio Vargas himself getting elected for City Councilor in his place.
* HeroWorshipper: Passos idolises the Führer Adolf Hitler and seeks to remake Brazil according to the model of Nazi Germany.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: He adores Hitler and thinks that Germany is a model for Brazil to follow. Virtually every other Brazilian politician expresses bewilderment at his views.

! Guyana-Cayenne

[[folder:Guiana-Cayenne]]
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->'''Official Name:''' Allied Administration of Guiana-Cayenne
->'''Ruling Party:''' Administração Aliada da Guiana Caiena[[note]]Allied Administration of Guyana Cayenne[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' Military Mandate[[note]]Paternalism[[/note]]

* TheMigration: The Lott administration from Brazil has created numerous jobs in the country to encourage immigration, integrating it within the Brazilian economic sphere. This has led to a growing minority of Brazilians in Guiana-Cayenne, who are welcomed by neither the natives or the French exiles.
* PlayingBothSides: The United States has kept the status of the administration vague, opening the possibility of future bargaining with Vichy or Free France.
* PretextForWar: Following the Second World War, Guiana was awarded to Vichy France, and Brazil occupied the region to avoid it falling into Axis hands and expand their influence on the continent. In 1962, Guiana-Cayenne is still a satellite state to Brazil.
* TheRemnant: There still remains a sizable population of French exiles since Guiana-Cayenne used to be a French penal colony. They now clash with the natives and the Brazilian military over who really rules the country.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Brazil's occupation of Guiana made Argentina paranoid about Brazilian influence expanding and kickstarted the "South American Cold War" between the two countries.

!!''Ângelo Nolasco de Almeida''
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->'''Role:''' Head of State
->'''Party:''' Administração Aliada da Guiana Caiena[[note]]Allied Administration of Guyana Cayenne[[/note]]
->'''Ideology:''' Military Mandate[[note]]Paternalism[[/note]]
->'''In-Game Biography''' [[labelnote:Click to Show]] Admiral Ângelo Nolasco de Almeida has achieved many prestigious positions during his long career in the Brazilian Navy, but he never expected to be the Military Commander of the Allied Administration of Guiana-Cayenne. His actions during the Estado Novo period and especially in repressing the Constitutionalist Revolution in 1932 brought him closer to Getúlio Vargas himself, which led to his appointment as Vargas' aide-de-camp in 1939. During the War, he acted as a military attaché to the Brazilian embassies in Argentina and Uruguay, later taking part in the invasion that brought Guiana-Cayenne into Brazilian occupation.\\\
After the fall of the Varguist regime, Almeida occupied many administrative positions in the Navy, always aligning with the Armed Forces' Constitutionalist faction. In 1961, President Lott honored the Admiral with an appointment to lead the Administration of Cayenne. The former French colony had been in an administrational limbo ever since the end of the War, with the detachment of Brazil from the Allies and the Americans' insistence in keeping it as a bargaining chip for a future French ally.\\\
However, this is not what Lott wants. The President has tasked Admiral Nolasco de Almeida with integrating the economy of Cayenne into that of Brazil, encouraging immigration, and creating new jobs. The Admiral has served the Brazilian state all his life, and he will do everything to accomplish this mission. [[/labelnote]]
The current Military Commander of the Allied Administration of Guiana-Cayenne, who seeks to fully integrate Guiana-Cayenne into Brazil proper.
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* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Almeida has served in the Brazilian Navy for nearly his entire life and has unquestionably followed Lott's request to integrate Guiana-Cayenne to Brazil, changing the state's original purpose of acting as an American bargaining chip for a possible future French ally.

! "The Crow and the Bull" Update

Upcoming content coming in the "The Crow and the Bull" update.

[[folder:General Tropes]]
* AffablyEvil: A teased event for Barros features the President meeting the German ambassador in Brazil, who represents the interests of the Nazis and IG Farben. Despite this, the ambassador maintains a polite demeanor, frequently praising Brazil for its culture, food, coffee, and people, if not its weather.
* AppealToForce: In Brazil's miscellaneous laws teaser, the National Security Acts within the constitution grant the military a duty to intervene in the nations politics, under the justification of saving it from collapse. This has effectively legitimized military interference in politics, which erodes Brazil's democratic culture, in addition to the banning of certain communist and national socialist parties. This threat will continue to hang over the various Brazilian government, until the acts can be replaced.
* ArmorPiercingResponse: In Barros' focus tree teaser, Carlos Lacerda and Romeu de Campos Vergal have a debate over the President's healthcare plans. When Vergal claims that the plan would benefit Brazilians, Lacerda eagerly responds that the program would be an irresponsible populist bet to appease voters. However, the interviewer points out that other UDN members are supporting the reforms, shocking Lacerda and forcing him to half-heartedly move the debate along.
* TheDogBitesBack: Suffering decades of negligence and Brazilian meddling, the French citizens of the Cayenne revolt and threaten and independence referendum in "The Crow and the Bull" livestream.
* EmpathicEnvironment: Edna visits the graves of her first husband and daughter in Barros' focus tree teaser, under a grey, gloomy sky.
* GoneHorriblyRight: Campos, Melo, and Felinto advise that Brazil needs to work on their military might in Barros' focus tree teaser. Respectively, they recall the Lobster War as a humiliation for the navy, recommend that they invest into Specter planes, and call Germany's training program as a model for Brazil. All of their advice gets Barros excited and he suggests that Brazil immediately work on their nuclear program, a sentiment that everyone else finds unnerving.
* HomophobicHateCrime: In the miscellaneous laws teaser, Brazil has no legislation relating to sexual minorities since 1830, effectively leaving a decriminalized status quo. However, discrimination remains so rampant that for many it is still de facto illegal, with even the police forces engaging in homophobic hate crimes.
* {{Hypocrite}}: The Brazilian government likes to promote racial equality as a virtue and something they hold onto better than the other great powers, but they are still xenophobic against Japanese immigrants, a widespread sentiment since their first arrival in the early 20th century. This has culminated in a ban of Japanese immigration and frequent attempts to discriminate and assimilate the existing communities. Beyond the Japanese-Brazilian communities, Brazil is also far from achieving racial equality in practice, as systematic racism remains widespread and minority cultures actively assimilated.
* MagnumOpus: In the miscellaneous laws teaser, Vargas' Consolidated Labor Laws (CLT) are considered his greatest legacy, as it granted additional protections to worker rights and strengthened unions, the right to sits and breaks, and a minimum wage for all workers. While there are those who engage in LoopholeAbuse to get around the laws, millions have had the working conditions improved by the laws. The laws are largely beloved by Varguists and a major unassailable obstacle for UDN politicians who seek to destroy Vargas' legacy.
* MirthlessLaughter: Meeting a group of military generals in a teased focus tree event, Barros proclaims his wish that Brazil can become a fifth superpower by "looking into nuclear power". A few chuckle nervously at that, unsure how to interpret his words.
* MisplacedRetribution: During the Second World War and the fight against Japan, many Japanese-Brazilians were imprisoned in concentration camps and a constitutional amendment was passed in 1946 to ban all immigration from Japan, despite token opposition from the UDN. As mentioned in the miscellaneous laws teaser, discrimination and police harassment of the remaining Japanese-Brazilian communities continues, leaving them to become more insular and considering radical action.
* MustHaveCaffeine: Barros meets the German ambassador in his focus tree teaser, where the latter comments that he is a huge fan of Brazil's coffee, drinking it when given the opportunity and expressing hope that every German can do the same.
* {{Nepotism}}: The German ambassador seen in Barros' teased focus tree is also the son of an IG Farben executive.

* {{Realpolitik}}: Though a traditional American ally, Brazil invites significant Japanese investments because even pro-OFN politicians like Lott and Kubitschek can deny their usefulness. This stokes fear in the American government that Brazil will one day turn on the OFN, which may motivate their support for a Brazilian military coup.

* SuccessionCrisis: The 100 Days Crisis happens after both Lott and Quadros have resigned, leading to the President of the Senate taking power, then him resfusing to appoint the President of the Chamber of Deputies João Goulart, choosing to make the Senate elect a new one followed by some military officers sending an ultimatum where either a new provisional President is chosen in 100 days or they will coup the government.

* PetTheDog: To spite the German Consulate in Brazil, Lacerda opens the Anne Frank Secondary School in honor of the titular little girl, who perished during the Holocaust.

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* {{Realpolitik}}: Barros is content to cooperate with Nazi Germany and get economic investments, military equipment, and assistance for his nuclear program.. In an event for his teased focus tree, a German ambassador offers IG Farben's investment in resource extraction, primarily around Porto Alegre, in exchange for Brazilian exports; Barros eagerly accepts, even remarking that he did some translation work for a company when he was younger.

! "Illusion's End" Update

Upcoming content coming in the "Illusion's End" update.

* ForWantOfANail: Unlike OTL, his first presidency lasted a little longer than 1945, in spite of the growing discontent of his dictatorship, which culminated in a military coup in 1949. Lott cut a deal with the military to remove Vargas from power, but keep his reforms to avert a junta government. This also meant that Vargas never became president a second time and committed suicide to become a martyr while in office, which justifies why he's still alive in 1962.

* TheManBehindTheMan: Vargas is officially no longer involved in politics, but exerts a considerable influence upon João Goulart should the latter become President of Brazil, and acts as an elder statesman to Varguism in general.

* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: After Adolf Hitler's death, Brazil recieves an event talking about most political factions putting their differences aside to celebrate Hitler's passing. The only person who's not happy about it is Passos.

* BilingualBonus: The words "Order and Progress" are written on their flag, which is a national motto and a relevant theme to Brazil's narrative and if they can juggle the two concepts under pressure from the army and the Cold War superpowers.

* RegimeChange: If a socialist government emerges in Paraguay, Brazil will immediately plan an joint invasion against them with Argentina and Chile, setting up a temporary regime there before a more friendly proxy can be installed. However, this goal puts them at odds with Argentina, who intend to keep their gains for good.

->'''Ideology:''' Liberal Conservatism, Controlled Democracy[[note]]Paternalism[[/note]] ([[spoiler:Imperial Presidency]])

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* AllMenArePerverts: Besides Ney Braga, Castello Branco, Plínio Salgado and Costa e Silva all current male leaders had some kind of extramarital affair both in real life and in the mod.

* StayInTheKitchen: She was discouraged from entering politics by her father because he felt it wasn't a women's place and that it was a cutthroat "pool full of crocodiles".

* AppealToForce: In Brazil's miscellaneous laws teaser, the National Security Acts within the constitution grant the military a duty to intervene in the nations politics, under the justification of saving it from collapse. This has effectively legitimized military interference in politics, which erodes Brazil's democratic culture, in addition to the banning of certain communist and national socialist parties. This threat will continue to hang over the various Brazilian government, until the acts can be replaced.

* HomophobicHateCrime: In the miscellaneous laws teaser, Brazil has no legislation relating to sexual minorities since 1830, effectively leaving a decriminalized status quo. However, discrimination remains so rampant that for many it is still de facto illegal, with even the police forces engaging in homophobic hate crimes.
* {{Hypocrite}}: The Brazilian government likes to promote racial equality as a virtue and something they hold onto better than the other great powers, but they are still xenophobic against Japanese immigrants, a widespread sentiment since their first arrival in the early 20th century. This has culminated in a ban of Japanese immigration and frequent attempts to discriminate and assimilate the existing communities. Beyond the Japanese-Brazilian communities, Brazil is also far from achieving racial equality in practice, as systematic racism remains widespread and minority cultures actively assimilated.

* MisplacedRetribution: During the Second World War and the fight against Japan, many Japanese-Brazilians were imprisoned in concentration camps and a constitutional amendment was passed in 1946 to ban all immigration from Japan, despite token opposition from the UDN. As mentioned in the miscellaneous laws teaser, discrimination and police harassment of the remaining Japanese-Brazilian communities continues, leaving them to become more insular and considering radical action.

* CrowdPleaser: Barros is a populist speaker to its core and manages to get along with both the elites and the working class.

* SwordOfDamocles: In his presidency teaser, Barros intends to counter Argentinian hostilities by acquiring nuclear weapons and pressuring them into submission, hiring Admiral Álvaro Alberto da Motta e Silva to start the project.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: No matter what happens, if Barros wins the Presidential elections, his running mate Laudo Natel will always lose the Vice Presidential elections to Edna Lott (daughter of President Henrique Lott), and she (according to a recent teaser) can be let participate in the government, leading to a formal alliance with the PTB if the player so chooses.

* MagnumOpus: In the miscellaneous laws teaser, Vargas' Consolidated Labor Laws (CLT) are considered his greatest legacy, as it granted additional protections to worker rights and strengthened unions, the right to sits and breaks, and a minimum wage for all workers. While there are those who engage in LoopholeAbuse to get around the laws, millions have had the working conditions improved by the laws. The laws are largely beloved by Varguists and a major unassailable obstacle for UDN politicians who seek to destroy Vargas' legacy.

UsefulNotes/GetulioVargas was the President of Brazil from 1930-1949, who ruled as a repressive dictator that brutally crushed any opposition to his rule. Despite this, Vargas implemented many reforms that benefited the common Brazilian and is still immensely popular among many. Vargas may have been overthrown in a military coup and stays out of present-day Brazilian politics, but the effects of his controversial presidency are still felt in the 1960s. His protégé João Goulart is also seeking to become president, just as his mentor once did.

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* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: Gender inequality is still present in Brazil and even codified by legislation. For instance, no. Article 233 on the Civil Code states that the private property of a married woman must also be controlled by their husband. Fortunately, there are reformists seeking to overturn these unequal standards.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: As part of his anti-corruption campaign, Quadros sends police officers to investigate Barros, who is infamous in Brazil for his unrepentant political misconduct. Quadros is confident that he has Barros cornered, but the officers claim to have found nothing, as not everyone is committed to Quadros' agenda and will obviously be bribed to turn a blind eye. Even Quadros recognizes how foolishly optimistic he was and that it will take more than that to take down Barros.

* {{Irony}}: Lacerda has seen the political repression of Vargas's New State dictatorship, the rise of fascism and the failure of communism to contain the Axis forces in World War 2. This led him to reject socialism and embrace American-style liberal democracy and OFN alignment. His aversion to socialist rule is another of his motivations to [[spoiler: coup João Goulart and install an authoritarian regime to reshape the country - just like the original New State led by the man he despises.]]

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!! Guyana-Cayenne

->'''Ruling Party:''' Administração Aliada da Guiana Caiena[[note]]
Allied Administration of Guyana Cayenne[[/note]]

->'''Party:''' Administração Aliada da Guiana Caiena[[note]]
Allied Administration of Guyana Cayenne[[/note]]