Party in Brazil: Lula is president again

after patience the warImprisonment and Persecution, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva
He was again elected president of Brazil.

democracy. pic.twitter.com/zvnBbnQ3HG

– Lula 13 (@LulaOficial) October 30, 2022

At 00:18 (local time) this Monday, October 31, Brazil’s Supreme Electoral Court confirmed on its website the one hundred percent closure of the counting of the 472,075 open polling stations in the country for the second round of elections in which the presidency was determined.

The president-elect, leader of the Workers’ Party, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, received 50.90% of the vote (60345999), with a 1.80-point advantage (+2139645 votes) over his far-right opponent Jair Bolsonaro.

Bolsonaro, who as of Sunday was running for president, finished with 49.10% of the vote (58,206,354).

The website of the Supreme Electoral Court reported that the attendance rate was 79.41% (124,252,796) of the voters and 20.59% (32,200,558) abstained.

118,552,353 valid votes (95.41%), 3,930.765 invalid votes (3.16%) and 1,769,678 blank votes (1.43%) were counted.

Source: Supreme Electoral Court.

October carnival. # minus 2022 #Brazil decides pic.twitter.com/yKEHLdOGS3

– Nacho Lemos (@LemusteleSUR) October 30, 2022

On this day, more than 156 million Brazilians were able to go to the polls and elect the candidate of their choice. As of 5:00 pm (local time) polling stations closed and vote counting began.

Today more than ever, love and a lot of happiness. Thank you people of Brazil. Thank you, Comrade Lula, for bringing joy and hope back to South America. pic.twitter.com/tEG9uYlJsk

– Christina Kirchner (CFKArgentina) October 30, 2022

Now on the streets of Brazil it is celebrated. In addition, feedback comes from different parts of the world. Among them are the leaders of Venezuela, Mexico and Bolivia.

We celebrate the victory of the Brazilian people who this # October 30they have chosen Tweet embed as its new chief. Long live the peoples determined to be free, sovereign and independent! Democracy triumphed today in Brazil. Congratulations Luna! Big hug! pic.twitter.com/asnkPLhsNh

– Nicolas Maduro (@Nicolas Maduro) October 30, 2022

Lula won, blessed people of Brazil. There will be equality and humanity. pic.twitter.com/2nCg5yo5UD

– Andres Manuel (@lopezobrador_) October 30, 2022

Congratulations brother Tweet embedPresident-elect #Brazil!
Your victory strengthens democracy and integration in Latin America. We are sure that you will lead the Brazilian people on the path of peace, progress and social justice.
The majesty of Brazil 🇧🇷! pic.twitter.com/GSznOi89ih

– Luis Alberto Arce Catacura (@LuchoXBolivia) October 30, 2022

Other personalities in the region sent their congratulations via the social network Twitter, such as Vice President of Colombia, Francia Marquez, and former Presidents Evo Morales and Rafael Correa, President of Bolivia and Ecuador, respectively.

The Brazilian people once again gave their vote of confidence to Luis Inacio #lola da Silva Tweet embed To whom I send their grandparents hug and congratulate them.

Wisdom is with you in this new stage that guides the destiny of this sister nation. 🇧🇷🇨🇴. pic.twitter.com/BH4557rhTx

– Francia Marquez Mina (@FranciaMarquezM) October 30, 2022

Congratulations my soul brother Tweet embed To be elected for the third time as President of #Brazil. We are sure that he will return to work for the poorest people, and will restore the dignity and sovereignty of his country in its foreign relations. The great homeland embraces you brother! pic.twitter.com/ymMkmDNn0Z

– Evo Morales Ayma (@evoespueblo) October 30, 2022

When Lula was imprisoned to prevent him from running, they not only stole his freedom, they also stole democracy from Brazil.
They did the same in Ecuador with an absurd verdict for “psychological influence”.
In 🇪🇨 popular retaliation will be greater.
Long live the great country! pic.twitter.com/N3do4yegBa

– Rafael Correa (@MashiRafael) October 30, 2022

As comes from France the congratulations of its President Emmanuel Macron:

Congratulations dear Toots month Tweet embed, pour ton qui ouvre une nouvelle page de l’histoire du Brésil. The band, nous allons join forces to ease common names and renew the bonds of friendship between us.

– Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) October 30, 2022

Diaz-Canel congratulates Lula, President-elect of Brazil

Photo: Twitter / @LulaOficial

At this time, the left in Brazil won its representative Luis Inacio Lula da Silva. Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermúdez has joined the congratulations the Labor Party leader is currently receiving.

Dear Brother Lola (Tweet embed), I congratulate you on behalf of the government and people of Cuba, who celebrate your great victory in favor of unity, peace and integration in Latin America and the Caribbean. often have # Cuba. pic.twitter.com/dljBeDeHjT

– Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez (DiazCanelB) October 30, 2022

Similarly, Bruno Rodriguez Barilla, Cuba’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, left his message on the social network Twitter:

Congratulations to Tweet embed And to the Brazilian people the victory that has been achieved. A victory over injustice and for peace and unity. pic.twitter.com/YLySEqppoe

– Bruno Rodríguez P (@BrunoRguezP) October 30, 2022

It will be Lula’s first international meeting as president with his Argentine counterpart

Alberto Fernandez and Lula da Silva, at Casa Rosada. Image: the nation

Lula’s first international meeting as president-elect will be with his Argentine counterpart, Alberto Fernandez, who will arrive in Sao Paulo on Monday, according to reports. or a balloonCiting sources from Casa Rosada. This was reported by many media outlets.

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While Nation pointing to:

“Lola’s victory is deserved and good for the region,” the president said at 7:50 p.m. in an interview with Radio 10, when the trend in favor of the Labor leader was already irreversible. He added that “the link between Brazil and Argentina will be deeper, more realistic and more sincere,” expressing the hope that “Argentina, Brazil and Mexico will form a hub, which will be very good for the whole continent.”

our end Tweet embed! Your victory opens a new time for Latin American history. A time of hope and a future that begins today.

Here you have a partner with whom you work and dream big about the good life of our people. pic.twitter.com/ozfyBVpk4f

Alberto Fernandez (@alferdez) October 30, 2022