With just 20 days to the runoff vote, the 80-year-old president needs to broaden his appeal beyond the left.
To Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Sunday’s second-place finish to Flavio Bolsonaro stung all the more because he’d believed he could secure a knockout over his right-wing challenger. For some allies, the admission was less a statement of strength than a demonstration of how badly the campaign had misread the electorate. The next three weeks will determine whether it proves enough of a jolt to jump-start Lula’s campaign and help the political veteran deliver one more dramatic comeback.
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