Constituent Assembly of 1823 · Pedro I opens Brazil's first General Assembly

A Constituent Assembly existed in Brazil in 1823, its later composition fixed at 50 senators and 102 deputies by the 1824 Constitution.

The supplied evidence establishes that a Constituent Assembly existed in Brazil in 1823, amid an ideological struggle over the balance of powers wielded by the emperor and the legislature in governance. The 1824 Constitution later defined the General Assembly as composed of 50 senators and 102 general deputies, the nation's representatives. The supplied passages do not state the assembly's inauguration date, its meeting place, or that it was the Empire's first legislative body, so those points remain unsupported.

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