Clinton School Research Center
ideas in public service
President Fernando Cardosa
Currently a professor at the Institute of International Studies at Brown University, Fernando Cardoso served as President of Brazil from 1995-2003. During his time in office, Cardoso worked to reduce government involvement in the Brazilian economy to attract foreign investment and spur economic growth. Cardoso’s administration also encouraged an increase in ethanol production through the country’s sugar cane crop, which has made Brazil a model for the use of alternative fuels.
Lectures given by President Fernando Cardosa
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