Left-wing ex-President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva received the second spherical of the Brazilian presidential election with 50.83 % of the vote.
Based on the outcomes of the poll containers, 98.9 % of which had been opened by the Supreme Election Court docket (TSE), Lula obtained 50.83 % of the vote, whereas his rival, President Jair Bolsonaro, obtained 49.17 %.
On the web site the place TSE shared the election outcomes, it was acknowledged that the election was accomplished mathematically and that the unopened poll containers wouldn’t have an effect on the outcome.
Lula, who beforehand dominated Brazil for 2 phrases, received the election by lower than 2 %. Lula shared the Brazilian flag with the observe “Democracy” on his Twitter account.
Based on the information of AA; Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will take over the presidency from Bolsonaro on January 1, 2023.
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LULA DA SILVA FROM PRISON TO PRESIDENT
77-year-old Lula da Silva, who served two phrases as Brazil’s president in 2003-2010, was imprisoned for one and a half years as a consequence of corruption lawsuits, and entered the presidential race once more after the instances had been dropped.
Together with his unionist roots, Lula da Silva, the primary president of the Employees Celebration, received the love of Brazilians by serving to practically 30 million Brazilians get out of poverty due to the social advantages he applied.
Lula da Silva stood out as a preferred chief till he stepped down as president on December 31, 2010, however was overshadowed by corruption allegations in opposition to him and his get together in 2011.
The conviction of Lula da Silva, who was imprisoned for 580 days as a consequence of corruption instances, prevented Bolsonaro from being a candidate within the elections he received in 2018.
Launched in November 2019, Lula’s sentences and corruption instances had been dropped by the Supreme Court docket in 2021, which dominated that the choose accountable for these instances, Sergio Moro, was biased and political within the instances, paving the best way for his election.
In the meantime, Sergio Moro, who served as Minister of Justice within the Bolsonaro authorities from January 1, 2019 to April 24, 2020, resigned as a result of disagreement between them.
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