'The euphoric effect of the victory over Bolsonarista fascism, and the positive energy that Lula is capable of unleashing, brings an air of optimism to the Latin American region and the world.'
who had rebuked her into the street, pointing a gun at him. The fact that the man being chased at gunpoint was Black did not go unnoticed by the many affected by the racist violence that persists in Brazil, and which Bolsonaro embodies.
Lula is going to have to govern for everyone in this Brazil broken in half. That will not be easy after four years of division and hatred fomented by Bolsonaro and his neo-fascist agenda, his incompetence and his provocative, despotic and messianic disposition. His painful electoral defeat makes resentment one of the emotions that Lula will have to deal with in the coming times as he strives for reconciliation.
On the night of his victory, Lula unveiled an intense social and education agenda, and emphasised the fight against the climate crisis and a Brazilian return to the world stage with a vocation for leadership. But to carry out his aims, Lulabroken by his political adversary in his eagerness to get elected.
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