Brazil's re-elected president Lula faces new challenges | DW News

Leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva surprisingly secured a narrow victory in Brazil's run-off presidential election. His right-wing rival, Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to accept the outcome. But even after winning a majority of votes, Lula will face a difficult fourth term in office, as conservative parties now control both chambers of parliament.

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00:00 - Lula secures historic fourth term in tight runoff
00:39 - Celebrations and reactions from supporters
01:36 - Lula's victory speech: Putting voters first
02:05 - Flávio Bolsonaro challenges election results
03:12 - Divided electorate and congressional obstacles
03:32 - Analyst Thiago de Aragão on the historic win
04:37 - Entrenched polarization across Brazilian politics
05:36 - Governing with an empowered, conservative Congress
06:53 - Economic risks and urgent fiscal challenges

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