Liberal Alliance (Brazil)

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Liberal Alliance Aliança Liberal
Leader	Getúlio Vargas João Pessoa
Founded	1929
Dissolved	19 March 1930
Ideology	Nationalism Liberalism Anti-Milk coffee politics
Political position	Centre to Centre-right

The Liberal Alliance was a political alliance in Brazil made at the beginning of August 1929 on the initiative of political leaders from Minas Gerais and Rio Grande do Sul with the intention of support the candidacies of Getúlio Vargas and João Pessoa for the presidency and vice-presidency in the elections of March 1, 1930, in opposition to Júlio Prestes, the governor of São Paulo and the president Washington Luís.^[1]