Brazil's President Lula Released from Hospital After Emergency Brain Surgery

The 79-year-old leader is recovering at home after successful procedures to treat a brain hemorrhage caused by an October fall.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva underwent emergency surgery last week to address a brain hemorrhage resulting from a fall in October at his official residence.
Lula had two procedures: a craniotomy to relieve pressure and a follow-up operation to minimize future bleeding risks.
Doctors confirmed his recovery has exceeded expectations, and he is stable, walking, eating, and speaking normally, though he must avoid physical exertion for the next 15 days.
The president is working from his home in São Paulo until further medical evaluations on Thursday, with international travel restricted for the time being.
Lula expressed gratitude for his recovery and reiterated his commitment to his duties, while addressing concerns about his health impacting his leadership.