The Washington Post: Lula's victory puts the brakes on the right-wing movement in Latin America The Washington Post described Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory in the second round of the Brazilian presidential election as an extraordinary comeback and a major obstacle to the strong right-wing wave in Latin America. Lula won 51.8 percent of the votes against 48.2 percent of the votes of Flavio Bolsonaro (son of Jair Bolsonaro), and became president for the fourth time. This victory was achieved while he is the first candidate to win in the second round after losing in the first round.

The Washington Post: Lula's victory puts the brakes on the right-wing movement in Latin America The Washington Post described Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory in the second round of the Brazilian presidential election as an extraordinary comeback and a major obstacle to the strong right-wing wave in Latin America. Lula won 51.8 percent of the votes against 48.2 percent of the votes of Flavio Bolsonaro (son of Jair Bolsonaro), and became president for the fourth time. This victory was achieved while he is the first candidate to win in the second round after losing in the first round.