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Brazilian election: Lula da Silva wins historic fourth term in dramatic comeback

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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, aged nearly 81, secured a fourth term as President of Brazil following a runoff election held on Sunday, October 26. Official results indicate the leftist leader received 51.7% of the vote, defeating Flavio Bolsonaro, who garnered 48.2%.

Following the announcement of the results, Flavio Bolsonaro declined to concede the election. This refusal to accept the outcome has drawn comparisons to the response of his father, former president Jair Bolsonaro, who similarly challenged his own electoral loss to Lula in 2022.

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