The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2010 podcast

Brazil: Lula's Legacy - Part One

12/27/2010

The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2010

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In this two-part series, the BBC’s Paulo Cabral travels to the two places that marked Lula’s life – the poor region in the northeast where the president was born, and the industrial suburb of Sao Paulo where he made his reputation. What has been the legacy of one of the most popular politicians in Brazilian history?

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