
Key Points
- Lula is running for president of Brezilya for the 4th time
- Lula is leading in the polls with a 48% vote rate
- His rival Flavio Bolsonaro has a 43% vote rate
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Brezilya's former president Lula, at the age of 80, has announced that he will run for president for the 4th and final time. Lula is leading in the latest Datafolha Institute poll with a 48% vote rate in the second round. His rival Flavio Bolsonaro is in second place with 43%. Lula's move is seen as a significant development in Brazilian politics. Lula has received support from the poor and has implemented successful economic reforms in the past. Lula's candidacy could change the political balance in Brezilya and lead to significant economic and social changes in the country.
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- Who is Lula?
- Brezilya's former president
- Why is Lula running again?
- Lula is seen as an important figure in Brezilya's politics and wants to run again
- What does Lula's candidacy mean?
- Lula's candidacy could change the political balance in Brezilya and lead to significant economic and social changes in the country
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