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00:04Brazil's incumbent president Lula has once again made history by turning the tide against all odds.
00:08The 80-year-old Lula staged a stunning performance in the second round of the presidential runoff.
00:13reverse
00:13He defeated Flavio, the son of former president Bolsonaro.
00:17According to the final vote count released by the Brazilian Electoral Court
00:20Lula received 51.79% of the vote.
00:23Flavio narrowly defeated Flavio, who received 48.21% of the vote.
00:27He retained the presidency.
00:29Lula's victory not only successfully blocked the extreme expansion of Brazil's political landscape, but also...
00:34A tendency toward the right
00:35He also made history by becoming the first person in Brazilian democratic history to vote in the first round.
00:40behind
00:40Yet, the president who managed to reverse the situation and win in the second round of the election.
00:44Lula is also the first Brazilian to be elected president four times.
00:49Nalula then delivered his victory speech in São Paulo.
00:51He expressed his special gratitude for the people's support.
00:54And it was emphasized that voters defended Brazilian democracy with their ballots.
00:58Successfully resisted foreign interference in the election.
01:01He also reiterated that Brazil is no one's backyard.
01:04Although the election results have been announced
01:06However, on the day of the vote
01:07Polling stations and public transportation arrangements caused chaos
01:11Supreme Court Justice Zanin
01:13Three minutes before the scheduled end of voting
01:15The voting period was just extended.
01:17This resulted in some polling stations being unable to reopen because the voting machines had already been shut down.
01:22Local legal experts believe
01:24The related chaos may trigger multiple legal challenges.
01:29The results of Brazil's presidential election are in.
01:31Workers' Party candidate and incumbent President Lula
01:34He made history again and was re-elected.
01:36However, due to the day of the vote
01:38The Supreme Court temporarily extended the voting period.
01:41It once caused chaos
01:42Some polling stations in certain areas appear to have not received notification.
01:45Close early
01:46Some voters attempted to climb over the fence and enter the polling station to vote.
01:51Not only that
01:52Public transportation, especially in Brazil, is also experiencing insufficient service.
01:56This left voters who were rushing to vote in a long wait.
01:58I am at this moment at this moment at this moment at this moment at this moment at this moment at this moment.
02:21It passed at this point.
02:28After the way out
02:29Franvio also used the election arrangements
02:31Using violations as a reason
02:33Refuse to concede defeat
02:34During his speech that evening
02:36Strongly criticizing the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court
02:39Voting time extended by two hours
02:41Franvio said
02:42This practice has damaged different cities.
02:44Equal treatment among voters
02:46Therefore he will request the court
02:48This vote is declared invalid.
02:58This kind of legal practice
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