Lula, the final battle
El presidente de Brasil, antiguo obrero y sindicalista, pragmático y hábil negociador, busca un cuarto mandato para impedir el regreso al poder de la ultraderecha con los Bolsonaro
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 80, addressed the UN General Assembly for the 10th time, speaking about sovereignty, democracy, and multilateralism. He also often shares personal stories, particularly about his mother, Lindu, who was illiterate and raised eight children on her own. Lula credits his mother with teaching him valuable life lessons through her daily example.
He recalled her strength in leaving his father and raising their children in a small home. This narrative is part of Lula's seventh presidential campaign, which began in August.
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