@urdjakademiksBrazil's presidential race flipped in the second round. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the left-wing president, got 51.53% of the vote. Flávio Bolsonaro, a right-wing senator, got 48.47%. Lula is re-elected president of Brazil. According to the source, that's a first since democracy was restored: a candidate who placed second in the first round came back to win the second. The source calls it a historic turning point in Brazilian politics and frames the result as a historic victory for democracy in Brazil, with celebratory slogans praising democracy, the Brazilian people and Lula. The second-round winner overturned the first-round trend, and the source states that clearly. The result is confirmed, and the source's stance is celebratory and partisan, presenting it as a historic democratic victory for Lula.
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