History of Portugal (1986-2000)

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Prime Minister Aníbal Cavaco Silva.
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Contents 1 Cavaco Silva 1.1 Reforms of Cavaco Silva and EEC funds 1.2 The economic downturn of the early 90s 1.3 Strikes and demonstrations 2 Presidential elections 3 António Guterres 3.1 First term: economic growth and innovation 3.2 Second term: Stagnation and crisis 4 World Fair Exposition Lisbon '98 5 The handover of Macau 6 The fall of Guterres

[edit] Cavaco Silva

[edit] Reforms of Cavaco Silva and EEC funds

[edit] The economic downturn of the early 90s

[edit] Strikes and demonstrations

[edit] Presidential elections

Further information: Portuguese presidential election, 1986, Portuguese presidential election, 1991, and Portuguese presidential election, 1996

[edit] António Guterres

[edit] First term: economic growth and innovation

[edit] Second term: Stagnation and crisis

[edit] World Fair Exposition Lisbon '98

Further information: Expo '98

[edit] The handover of Macau

Further information: Transfer of the sovereignty of Macau

[edit] The fall of Guterres