From metalworker to Brazil's president: Lula da Silva's rise

Lula da Silva made a historic comeback to win Brazil's presidency after losing the first round, breaking a long-standing trend. His victory speech highlighted his humble beginnings and commitment to peace. Lula, who turns 81 soon, aims to deliver the best presidential term in Brazil's history. His political journey began as a metalworker and union leader, leading to the founding of the Workers' Party. Despite facing corruption scandals and imprisonment, Lula's convictions were annulled, allowing him to return to politics. His recent election reflects a new chapter in a polarized Brazil, with challenges ahead.