Lula wins reelection in historic comeback to be president for the fourth time and stop the Bolsonaros

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential election for the fourth time, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro with 51.76% of the votes. Lula's victory marks a significant shift in Brazilian politics, as he aims to govern from 81 to 85 years old amidst a right-leaning Congress. His campaign strategy changed after losing the first round, focusing on social media and voter mobilization. The election faced unprecedented challenges, including extended voting hours due to logistical issues, leading to potential disputes over the results. Lula's win is seen as a setback for right-wing leaders in Latin America and a boost for leftist movements in the region.