SAO PAULO (AP) — What is very likely to be the last reelection bid of Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was confirmed on Sunday by his Workers’ Party as the 80-year-old leader faces increasing pressure from foreign leaders ahead of October’s elections. “We will have to be much more daring to change a lot of things in this country,” Lula said. Other members of his party highlighted the risk of foreign intervention in Brazil’s elections, pointing to Trump and Milei. On Wednesday at the party convention, Lula said he doesn’t want Trump as an enemy. Like his father, Sen. Bolsonaro has recently tried to sow unfounded doubts about Brazil’s voting system.