Cardoso Administration

The Cardoso Administration refers to the period when Fernando Henrique Cardoso served as the President of Brazil from 1995 to 2002. His government focused on stabilizing the economy through inflation control, implementing market-friendly reforms, and privatizing state enterprises to foster economic growth. Cardoso also aimed to modernize social policies and improve infrastructure. His leadership helped establish macroeconomic stability, attract foreign investment, and promote Brazil's integration into the global economy. Overall, his era was marked by efforts to modernize Brazil's economy and reduce economic volatility.