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Brazilian's have ousted their far right president.

Yeah, you're both scenario is out Luis Anacio Lula de Silva is back in.

The left is president known as Lula was massively popular in earlier terms but went to prison for corruption.

Later court throughout his conviction and his supporters in Sao Paulo celebrated the one time

inmates return to power.

Brazil's election authority says Lula received a little under 51% of the vote.

He won the two person runoff despite Bolsonaro's threats not to accept the result.

And Pierce Kerry, Connison, Sao Paulo, hey there, Kerry.

Hi, good morning, Steve.

What was it like when Lula won?

It was quite a celebration here in Sao Paulo.

The Silva is 77 years old and he took to one of the biggest streets in the city.

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