Brazilian President Lula turned the tide and won in the second round of elections to contain the right-wing wave that has swept through Latin America. Previously, there were many opinions that predicted that the 80-year-old political veteran might end his brilliant political career, but this result has shattered such expectations. According to data from the Brazilian Electoral Court, as of 8:48 p.m. local time on Sunday, 73% of the votes had been counted, Lula won 51% of the vote, and Flavio Bosonaro won 49% of the vote. The Datafolha polling agency decided Lula won the election. On this election day, turbulence continued, and there were allegations of suppressing voters' votes, and the voting period was extended at the last minute. The turnaround was very shocking. The support of voters in northeastern Lula ultimately helped Latin America's most famous anti-Trump representative to secure the victory.

Brazilian President Lula turned the tide and won in the second round of elections to contain the right-wing wave that has swept through Latin America. Previously, there were many opinions that predicted that the 80-year-old political veteran might end his brilliant political career, but this result has shattered such expectations. According to data from the Brazilian Electoral Court, as of 8:48 p.m. local time on Sunday, 73% of the votes had been counted, Lula won 51% of the vote, and Flavio Bosonaro won 49% of the vote. The Datafolha polling agency decided Lula won the election. On this election day, turbulence continued, and there were allegations of suppressing voters' votes, and the voting period was extended at the last minute. The turnaround was very shocking. The support of voters in northeastern Lula ultimately helped Latin America's most famous anti-Trump representative to secure the victory.