Down But Not Out, Brazil's Lula Mulls an Unlikely Return
- Former president currently leads polls for 2018 election
- Lula faces five corruption charges and high rejection ratings
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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva remains such a towering figure in Brazilian politics that even his absence casts a shadow.
When President Michel Temer last week inaugurated a long-awaited irrigation project in Monteiro, a dusty town in Brazil’s arid northeast, much of the praise from locals and visiting dignitaries went to Lula for launching the much-needed infrastructure over a decade ago.