New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- On Sunday, Brazil's incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won the presidential runoff election, making him the President of the South American country for the fourth time. The leftist leader finished second in the first round of presidential elections on October 4, with 45.16% of the vote, while Flavio Bolsonaro was the clear winner, with 47.03% of voters choosing him.

But just over 20 days later, the 80-year-old flipped the script and retained his post against all odds. Lula's win was decisive, with more than 64 million votes compared to just under 60 million for Bolsonaro, a margin of nearly 4%.

According to the Associated Press, analysts credit this turnaround to the additional 14.1 million voters who turned out f...