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If you’re upset about regular folk hoarding toilet paper, wait till you hear about how a tiny percentage of rich people have hoarded most of the world’s wealth.
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Obrigado, povo brasileiro!
📸 @ricardostuckert
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Lula wins, and it wasn’t particularly close — 3.5% or more than 4 million votes.
It’s an epic comeback and we will need time to fully understand it. But one thing is clear — the extension in voting hours was not the difference maker in this race.
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Primeiro candidato a presidente que perdeu uma reeleição?
- Jair Bolsonaro (2022).
Primeiro candidato a presidência que venceu o primeiro turno a perder no segundo turno?
- Flavio Bolsonaro (2026)
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brazil counting 120 million votes in 4 hours meanwhile it's gonna take 3 weeks to count all 50 votes in alaska
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Huge news for Latin America, and the world:
Lula da Silva has won reelection in Brazil, despite blatant electoral meddling by the US.
Brazil is the biggest country in Latin America, a major geopolitical power, and a founding member of BRICS.
The US empire wanted to put back in power the corrupt, far-right Bolsonaro dynasty, which is extremely pro-US and pro-Israel.
The Bolsonaros vowed to minimize Brazil's role in BRICS, serve the interests of Brazilian oligarchs and big landlords at the expense of the working class, uphold the global US dollar system, and let US corporations plunder Brazil's natural resources -- especially its rare earths and critical minerals, which the US wants to reduce its reliance on China.
In contrast, Lula comes from a poor family and has always put the interests of the working class first. He has a non-aligned foreign policy, 100% supports Palestine, strongly believes in the importance of Global South integration and cooperation, and was a co-founder of BRICS.
Lula will deepen Brazil's partnership with China and the rest of the Global South. He will also continue to push for the transformation of the international financial system and will challenge the global dominance of the US dollar, which infuriates Washington.
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Congratulations to Lula on his extraordinary reelection victory in the Brazilian presidential election.
Lula has stood up for Brazilian workers & democracy — and will continue to do so in the next four years.
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Derrotamos a Meta.
Derrotamos as bets.
Derrotamos os EUA.
Derrotamos a milícia.
Derrotamos a Faria Lima.
Derrotamos a turma do Vorcaro.
Derrotamos Flávio Bolsonaro.
Lula é tetra, e de virada.
Isso é HISTÓRIA, e cada uma e cada um de vocês ajudou a escrever 💗
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Israel , Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk tried to steal an election in Brazil but Brazilian voters just told them to kick rocks with no socks!
Viva a democracia, viva o Brasil, viva Lula!
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Se ha detenido el fascismo en America Latina en Brasil.
El pueblo brasileño libre logró frenar la avalancha de los bots falsos y el sistema electoral con software público y bien cuidado por la gente evitó fraudes, se salva la justicia social en Brasil y el intento extranjero de quedarse con sus recursos naturales.
Muy bien Lula.
Este es un triunfo para la humanidad y una derrota estratégica para las fuerzas de la oscuridad.
It’s over! Against all the odds, Lula will be re-elected as president of Brazil! All good people across the world breathe a sigh of relief. 🇧🇷
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Liza Minnelli has outlived Flávio Bolsonaro’s revenge bid for President of Brazil. He lost to Lula, the man who defeated his father in ‘22. 🇧🇷
🚨🇧🇷 URGENTE: LULA É ELEITO PRESIDENTE DO BRASIL PELA QUARTA VEZ!
Aos 80 anos, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva escreve um capítulo sem precedentes na história da República ao se tornar o único homem da história a ser eleito democraticamente quatro vezes presidente do país.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva came from behind to win Brazil’s runoff election, halting a right-wing wave sweeping Latin America and defying predictions that the 80-year-old political veteran had finally reached the end of his extraordinary career. bloom.bg/4BsvV24
📷: Maira Erlich/Bloomberg





































