Brazil’s Lula Turns 81, Pledges to Work ‘24 Hours a Day’
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Two days after being elected to an unpublished fourth term, the icon of the world left renewed its commitment to a very divided country that will rule until 2030. Against all the forecasts, he defeated the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, after losing the first round. "I want to make a commitment: I will make the best mandate a president has ever made in this country," Lula said in an Instagram video with his voice off titled "81 years of…
The Brazilian president celebrates the 27th of October, after his re-election with more than 64 million votes for his fourth term.
Re-elected on Sunday, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) celebrates this Tuesday (27) his 81-year birthday. In the birth certificate, however, the date is another: October 6, 1945. The story behind the confusion was told in a series of tweets, posted in 2023, by the official profile of the Lula Institute. 'Youth can change the world': Stage of the first pro-Lula demonstration in the 2nd round, UFF has a victory act in Niterói 'Eradicating …
Lula celebrated his 81st birthday after being re-elected as Brazil's president, promising to work 24 hours a day. His message of gratitude, reference to youth and commitment to the best presidential term in the country's history.
"I will dedicate 24 hours a day to making this country what everyone dreams of," the Brazilian president assured.
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