The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has congratulated the leftist candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (50.68 percent) who has narrowly prevailed over his rival and current Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro (49.32 percent). percent) with 95.96 percent scrutinized and thus strengthens the chances of a comeback after a start of the count in which Bolsonaro was ahead. “Congratulations, @LulaOficial, for your victory in these elections in which Brazil has decided to bet for progress and hope. Let’s work together for social justice, equality and against climate change. Your successes will be those of the Brazilian people. Parabéns, Lula!”, the President of the Executive wrote in a message on Twitter. Congratulations , @LulaOficial, for your victory in these elections in which Brazil has decided to bet on progress and hope. Let’s work together for social justice, equality and against climate change. Your successes will be those of the Brazilian people. rabéns, Lula! https://t.co/SWp3mmhGnX- Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) October 30, 2022 Sánchez has not been the only one to congratulate the Brazilian Lula, the second vice president has also given him her parabens through a message on the networks social. Díaz affirms that “Brazilian citizens have decided to look to the future” and affirms that Europe and Latin America will work “together for social and climate justice.” becomes the first Brazilian president not to win re-election. According to the study, Bolsonaro would no longer have options to recover and turn around the current result. These results close a tense campaign of political violence and polarization for a country that is highly divided and with a president who will be 77 years old when he takes office. It will be his third spell in power after his two terms from 2003-2010.