The Workers' Party proclaims Lula da Silva as a candidate for a fourth term in Brazil
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Summary
At the age of 80, the current president faces what will be his seventh election after he had ruled between 2003 and 2010, and returned to power in 2023, seeking a historic fourth non-consecutive term with most of the polls in his favor. The Workers' Party proclaims Lula da Silva as a candidate for a fourth term in Brazil. The PT, as the PT members are called, also said that he wants to be not only "the president of the Bolsa Família", in a reference to the country's main income transfer program created by PT management.
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At the age of 80, the current president faces what will be his seventh election after he had ruled between 2003 and 2010, and returned to power in 2023, seeking a historic fourth non-consecutive term with most of the polls in his favor
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Workers' Party proclaims Lula da Silva as a candidate for a fourth term in Brazil.
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The PT, as the PT members are called, also said that he wants to be not only "the president of the Bolsa Família", in a reference to the country's main income transfer program created by PT management.
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