Brazil's Supreme Electoral Court on Sunday officially announced that Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the left-wing president, was elected to a fourth consecutive term as the country's president by defeating the right-wing senator and son of former president Flavio Bolsonaro. With this victory, Lula became the first candidate in the history of Brazil, who managed to compensate for the defeat of the first round in the second round and return to power with 51.76% of the total votes. According to the Guardian, Reginald Lopez, a congressman and one of Lula's main allies, told reporters during the victory celebration: "The people of Brazil know that the Bolsonaro family never deserves to rely on the presidential palace. "The presidential palace is the place for those who are worried and sensitive, and we will witness a fundamental change in the near future."

Brazil's Supreme Electoral Court on Sunday officially announced that Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the left-wing president, was elected to a fourth consecutive term as the country's president by defeating the right-wing senator and son of former president Flavio Bolsonaro. With this victory, Lula became the first candidate in the history of Brazil, who managed to compensate for the defeat of the first round in the second round and return to power with 51.76% of the total votes. According to the Guardian, Reginald Lopez, a congressman and one of Lula's main allies, told reporters during the victory celebration: "The people of Brazil know that the Bolsonaro family never deserves to rely on the presidential palace. "The presidential palace is the place for those who are worried and sensitive, and we will witness a fundamental change in the near future."