União Cívica de Escolas de Samba

The União Cívica das Escolas de Samba - Civic Union of the Samba Schools - or UCES was an entity that represented the samba schools of the city of Rio de Janeiro and organized one of the official parades of the Carnaval of 1950. Among its affiliated schools in 1950 were Mangueira and GRES Portela, that refused to participate in the parade of FBES, headed by a sympathizer of Império Serrano, but they could not affiliate to UGESB, because this entity was being boycotted by the City Hall, that refused to send appropriations to its affiliated schools.

History

UCES was created with the obvious goal to weaken UGESB, that had among its affiliated schools in 1949 Mangueira and GRES Portela, schools that refused to participate in FBES. In 1950 Mangueira became champion of the Carnaval of UCES,^[1] However, in 1951, this same samba school, along with GRES Portela, returned to affiliate to UGESB, leaving UCES empty. Because of this, UCES did not succeed to organize a parade in the Carnaval, and shortly after the entity became extinct.

References

↑ (Portuguese) Academia do Samba

Carnival

Brazil	Baile de Máscaras Batalha de confete Carnival block Clóvis Clube carnavalesco Confete Congresso das Sumidades Carnavalescas Cordões Corso carnavalesco Cucumbi carnavalesco Entrudo Samba school Limão de cheiro Marchinha Rancho carnavalesco Sambadrome Serpentina Carnival society Zé Pereira

Italy	Carnival societies of Italy

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