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Where it all began. The L gesture has followed Lula since 1989 and, in 2026, became the symbol of those who stand up to the far right.

The National Congress in Brasília
Photo: Eurico Zimbres · CC BY-SA 2.5

Brazil

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Rallies, speeches and gestures with the L in this country.

A global ad shows the "L" hand gesture, born in Brazil, in streets and gatherings worldwide as a symbol of democratic resistance to the far right.

Reel by Daniel Pereira with the message "Long live love" and the L gesture, a symbol of support for Lula and the left against the far right.

São Paulo's LGBT+ Pride Parade celebrates a victory with Lula raising the pride flag and highlights LGBT+ presence on the streets and online in defense of democracy.

Lula appears on the beach, walking and making an appeal against prejudice between the right and the left.

Sophie Charlotte defends informed voting, criticizes choosing by app, and ends with support for Lula.

Bruno Fonseca talks about leaving bolsonarismo and says he will vote for Lula.

Brazil

News31

What the press has published about the L in this country.

Esquerda.net · Oct 31A vitória da esquerda no Brasil: unidade da esquerda e autonomia digitalAn opinion piece credits Lula's 2026 win to the unity of seven left parties in the "Brasil Pronto pra Mais" coalition, street mobilization, platform regulation and digital activism. — Read the story

Agência Pública · Oct 30‘Primavera Brasileira’: como ato de estudantes virou onda global contra extrema direitaA UFF student march in Niterói on Oct. 5 sparked nationwide mobilizations ahead of Lula's comeback over Flávio Bolsonaro and now inspires other countries, Pública reports. — Read the story

Revista Fórum · Oct 29O "L" de Lula como símbolo de resistência à extrema direita e ao bolsonarismo - Revista FórumRevista Fórum analyzes Lula’s “L” as a symbol of resistance to the far right and bolsonarismo, tied to an antifascist mobilization. — Read the story

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