Lula Is the Brazilian Left’s Last Hope—and Its Biggest Problem
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The report of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) presents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as the main electoral force of the Brazilian left and, at the same time, the biggest problem for the renewal of this political field. At the age of 80, Lula continues to be the only leader of the left with sufficient national strength to compete with the Presidency in competitive conditions, but its long predominance has made it difficult for successors to emerge. The…
Amanda Lima, director of DN Brasil, says this should be Lula da Silva's last application and alerts to a problem that the left will face in four years' time: the lack of a successor.</p>
At 80, ex-metalurgic overcame prison and cancer, sought re-election and left the left without a clear heir to the future. Read on Power360.
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