Resultados de las elecciones en Brasil, en vivo | Trump, sobre el triunfo de Lula: “Me pareció otra elección amañada”
La UE celebra la victoria de Lula: “La democracia ha ganado en Brasil” | El actual presidente logra una remontada épica y vence con el 51,7% al senador ultraderechista Flávio Bolsonaro (48,2%)
The results of the Brazilian elections are being reported live. Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has questioned Lula's victory in elections he deemed "manipulated." "I got a very bad impression," he said in his initial statements following the unexpected defeat of his ally, Flávio Bolsonaro, in the second round for the presidency of Brazil.
Vice President Geraldo Alckmin celebrated the win of Lula, stating that Lula "saved democracy for the second time" and vowed to "continue the work." The Brazilian stock market has not received the news with open arms, instead crumbling. Europe has responded with effusive congratulations to the victor. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said, "Congratulations to my friend Lula on his electoral victory.
Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil." European Council President Antonio Costa echoed the sentiment, stating that "the Brazilian people have spoken" and had already spoken with Lula to convey his congratulations on his re-election. Various European leaders have celebrated the news, including Spanish President Pedro Sánchez and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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