Photos: Lula supporters flood streets in celebration of historic win

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presidential run-off. The left-wing leader secured an unprecedented fourth term in office, defeating his far-right challenger, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, in a tight contest following pre-election polls that had shown the candidates virtually tied.

Official results showed Lula winning 51.8 percent of the vote against 48.2 percent for Flavio Bolsonaro, a senator and

Photos: Lula supporters flood streets in celebration of historic win

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