9 de Julho Palace
Our staff, Journalist Dirce Ramiro, and Special Diplomatic Envoy, Ambassador Manuel Fernandez, had the honor of attending official commemorations of 93 years of 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution at 9 de Julho Palace, home of the São Paulo State Legislative Assembly, by very special invitation of State Representaive Captain Telhada and his father, Congressman Coronel Telhada.
Left: Journalist Dirce Ramiro – Right: State Representative Captain Telhada.
Left: Journalist Dirce Ramiro – Center: Congressman Coronel Telhada – Right: Ambassador Manuel Fernandez
Inaugurated in 1968, the building is located across from Ibirapuera Park and owes its name to date of start of 1932 constitutionalist movement.
The ceremony was attended by numerous civil and military authorities, and included the awarding of Commemorative Medals for the 93th Anniversary of the 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution.
Among the many honorees, we highlight our friend, Journalist César Romão ( below ) who received the medal with great emotion.
Left: Journalist Dirce Ramiro – Right: Journalist Cesar Romão
Left: Ambassador Manuel Fernandez – Right: Journalist Cesar Romão
A theatrical representation alluding to the date, performed by the Cadets of the Barro Branco Academy of the Military Police of the State of São Paulo, moved everyone present with dramatic power that transported us for a few minutes to the year 1932 and the events of that time.
