From Brazil On Sunday, October 25, 2026, Brazil witnessed the historic re-election of President Lula. This was the result of a spectacular turnaround in the second round, achieved through an extraordinary spontaneous mobilization of the population. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, known as Lula (Workers' Party), was re-elected for a fourth term with 51.79% of the vote, while far-right pro-US-Israel Senator Flavio Bolsonaro received 48.21%. Bolsonaro, who received 47% of the vote in the first round against Lula's 45.2%, faced an unprecedented popular mobilization, especially in remote areas of the country, where communities organized trips to the polling stations "to prevent the sale of their land to foreigners." On January 5, 2027, Lula will become the first president of Brazil to be elected four times. In his first victory speech, Lula called the election a "defeat of denial" and announced his intention to regulate digital platforms, condemning "external interference" and the influence of "digital giants" who do not pay taxes in Brazil. He promised to "change the way we govern" by promoting popular participation. For his fourth term, Lula defined his priorities and outlined the tasks to be solved: on the economic and social level: maintaining the tax system, controlling inflation, raising the minimum wage above inflation and new measures to help the poorest. In the field of digital sovereignty: investments in the digital economy, Brazilian artificial intelligence and regulation of large technology companies. In the field of security and institutions: the establishment of the Ministry of Internal Security and the implementation of political reforms. In the field of environmental protection: the goal is to reach zero deforestation by 2030.

From Brazil On Sunday, October 25, 2026, Brazil witnessed the historic re-election of President Lula. This was the result of a spectacular turnaround in the second round, achieved through an extraordinary spontaneous mobilization of the population. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, known as Lula (Workers' Party), was re-elected for a fourth term with 51.79% of the vote, while far-right pro-US-Israel Senator Flavio Bolsonaro received 48.21%. Bolsonaro, who received 47% of the vote in the first round against Lula's 45.2%, faced an unprecedented popular mobilization, especially in remote areas of the country, where communities organized trips to the polling stations "to prevent the sale of their land to foreigners." On January 5, 2027, Lula will become the first president of Brazil to be elected four times. In his first victory speech, Lula called the election a "defeat of denial" and announced his intention to regulate digital platforms, condemning "external interference" and the influence of "digital giants" who do not pay taxes in Brazil. He promised to "change the way we govern" by promoting popular participation. For his fourth term, Lula defined his priorities and outlined the tasks to be solved: on the economic and social level: maintaining the tax system, controlling inflation, raising the minimum wage above inflation and new measures to help the poorest. In the field of digital sovereignty: investments in the digital economy, Brazilian artificial intelligence and regulation of large technology companies. In the field of security and institutions: the establishment of the Ministry of Internal Security and the implementation of political reforms. In the field of environmental protection: the goal is to reach zero deforestation by 2030.