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Does the French left have reason to rejoice so much about these two elections abroad?

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First published 3 hours ago (Oct 26, 2026, 3:11 PM UTC) · latest update Oct 26, 2026, 3:11 PM UTC

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Global · 4

France · 1

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Lula

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Le Monde · Independent · France
Lula re-elected in Brazil: find our live broadcast dedicated to the re-election of the outgoing president and the international reactions.
Le Parisien · Independent · Global
Presidential 2027: the re-election of Lula in Brazil welcomed by LFI as hope for the French election.
franceinfo · Independent · Global
Lula re-elected to everyone's surprise, results contested by Flavio Bolsonaro... What to remember from the presidential election in Brazil.
Le Figaro · Independent · Global
“Brazil is moving to the right”: after Lula’s victory at the last minute, the international press questions his capacity for action.

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