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President Lula, 79, says he will run for fourth term in Brazil
The Guardian
|October 24, 2025
Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, is to seek a historic fourth term next year, potentially extending one of the most remarkable political careers in modern Latin America.
The former metalworker, who returned to the presidency in 2023 after beating the far-right incumbent, Jair Bolsonaro, confirmed his decision in a speech in Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta. “I’m about to turn 80 but you can be sure that I’ve got as much energy as I did when I was 30. And I’m going to run for a fourth term in Brazil,” he said.
Lula remains by far the most influential figure on the Brazilian left. If elected, he would be 85 by the time he finished his fourth term and the only democratically elected Brazilian to have spent 16 years in power.
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