Los mapas de la victoria de Lula en Brasil: cómo cambió el voto desde su primer triunfo en 2002 | Perfil

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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured his fourth presidential victory in Brazil with 51.79% of the votes, overturning the first-round results where he lost to Flávio Bolsonaro. The election saw significant shifts in voting patterns, particularly in states like Minas Gerais and São Paulo. Lula's victory marked a reversal of the 2022 election, where Bolsonaro had won 50.90% of the votes. The results also highlighted regional differences, with the North-East supporting Lula and the South and Center-West supporting Bolsonaro. Lula's campaign focused on the importance of professional journalism in democracy, expressing frustration with those who believe they own the truth. The election results also showed a decrease in the number of localities won by Lula compared to 2022, but an increase in his national vote share.