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The corruption was just voted out of office!
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RIO DE JANEIRO - Latin American leaders converged on Brazil to meet with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on his first full day in office Monday, welcoming him back to power and hoping his country assumes a great role on the international stage.
"Latin American leaders want an active, engaged Brazil."
Other leaders also traveled to the capital, Brasilia, on Sunday and congratulated Lula on his inauguration, including Uruguay's President Luis Alberto Lacalle Po. WATCH: Brazil President Bolsonaro does not concede after election defeat.


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Brazil, hold on to him with both hands.
This is a Good Man who is loved the world over.
Don’t ever allow yourself again to be manipulated. >

Oh yeah I wish it were like that. Half Brazil is still on Bolsonaro's side. The fight is not over yet sadly >

Less than half.  That's why Bolsonazi lost. >

Wasn't it only a tiny fraction in the end? Less than Brexit in the difference.
The battle is won but the war against fascism isn't over. >

The war on fascism never ceased to begin with... on the international stage, that is. >

Certainly not. But it seems that that's a lesson that's only recently learnt for many of us. Myself included. It will probably never end. It tends to be insidious like that. >

Wasn't he in jail for corruption? >

They were trumped up charges by the opposition.