President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wins reelection in Brazil, securing his fourth term in

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won reelection, beginning his fourth term in office and extending one of the country’s most consequential political careers. • The result reinforces Lula’s enduring influence in Brazilian politics after decades at the center of national debates. • His victory comes as Brazil faces pressure to address economic inequality, public security, environmental protection and democratic stability. • The new administration will also confront a deeply divided electorate, making coalition-building and political reconciliation immediate priorities. • Lula’s return is expected to place the Amazon, social welfare and Brazil’s role in global diplomacy high on the government’s agenda. • The election marks another major chapter in Brazil’s recent political upheaval, underscoring voters’ decision to return to a familiar leader at a pivotal moment for the country.