Lula’s New Term Expected to Strengthen Alliance with BRICS

Source: Correio Do Brasil | Original Published At: 2026-10-28 21:05:22 UTC

Key Points

• Lula's reelection is described as supporting stability in BRICS through Brazil's capacity for mediation and leadership in global negotiations.
• Brazil could use its economic and political weight in BRICS to strengthen its position vis-à-vis the United States and China.
• Analysts say Brazil can act as a bridge in BRICS, linking the West with emerging economies while promoting sustainability and global governance.
• The BRICS agenda highlighted includes local-currency trade, development financing, energy transition and reform of global governance.
• The next challenge is converting diplomatic influence into concrete investments, export diversification, industrial strengthening and greater participation in international decisions.
• BRICS was initially formed by China, Brazil, Russia and India, later adding South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Iran and Indonesia.