The Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (MDB) is a centrist political party in Brazil, founded in 1965. It emerged from the merger of several political groups during a time of military rule. The MDB has played a significant role in Brazilian politics, often acting as a bridge between various political factions. The party has produced several prominent leaders, including former presidents like Michel Temer and Juscelino Kubitschek. The MDB focuses on promoting democratic values, economic development, and social welfare, aiming to represent a broad spectrum of the Brazilian population.