state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)
state government of the 38th governor of the State of Bahia
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state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)
Summary
state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979) is a governor term[1].
Key Facts
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979) is in the country of Brazil[2].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s image is recorded as Roberto Santos.jpg[3].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s instance of is recorded as governor term[4].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s logo image is recorded as Marca governo Roberto Santos (1965 - 1979).jpg[5].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s part of is recorded as Government of Bahia[6].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s Commons category is recorded as State government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)[7].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s has part is recorded as Roberto Figueira Santos[8].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s has part is recorded as Edvaldo Brandão Correia[9].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s has part is recorded as cabinet of secretaries of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)[10].
- +1975-03-15T00:00:00Z marks the founding of state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)[11].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979) was dissolved in +1979-03-14T00:00:00Z[12].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s described at URL is recorded as https://bahia.ba/entrevista/nao-tinha-nada-contra-nem-a-favor-dos-militares-diz-roberto-santos/[13].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s replaces is recorded as state government of Antonio Carlos Magalhães (1971 - 1975)[14].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s replaced by is recorded as state government of Antônio Carlos Magalhães (1979 - 1983)[15].
- state government of Roberto Santos (1975 - 1979)'s characteristic of is recorded as Roberto Figueira Santos[16].