What was the political panorama in Brazil in the 1990s? a) Fernando Henrique Cardoso's second term, which began in 1998, was obtained due to his ...

What was the political panorama in Brazil in the 1990s?


a) Fernando Henrique Cardoso's second term, which began in 1998, was obtained due to his great popular approval, given the success of the Real Plan, which reduced unemployment rates and increased income distribution. By defending the national monopoly of oil and telecommunications, the growth of the left, defeated in the 2000 elections.
b) The election of FHC in 1994 represented the victory of social democracy in Brazil through the Real Plan, conceived by the PSDB, thus avoiding an approach of the government to the most conservative sectors of politics, such as PFL.
c) Despite all the discourse of President Collor in defense of the 'shirtless' and the promise of 'hunting the fat cats' of the civil service, the disappointment and indignation of the population, as well as the involvement of the president in corruption schemes, were marks of the first government elected after the end of the dictatorship.
d) The construction of charismatic images of the rulers by the media and government propaganda in the 1990s, especially by Collor and Itamar Franco, was based on the dissemination of the cult of modernity and democracy. With the revaluation of the principle of ethics in politics, corruption schemes detected in the Collor government decreased in subsequent governments.
e) None of the previous answers.