The battle for Brazil's top office is likely to be fought between two men whose careers were made-or were thought to have been ended-by the landmark anticorruption probe known as Operation Car Wash. On March 10, former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva blasted the probe, declaring himself a "victim of the biggest judicial lie in 500 years" of the nation's history, before taking aim at his chief rival and accusing current President Jair Bolsonaro of turning Brazil into a Covid and economic catastrophe. Lula refused to say whether he'll seek the presidency next year. "That's a discussion for the future," he told reporters. But he didn't have to. Two days earlier a Supreme Court justice tossed out a pair of graft convictions that had put Lula, a leftist who was Brazil's president from 2003 to 2010, behind bars and had permanently banned him from elective office. Now the growing consensus among investors, legal scholars, and even would-be opponents is that Lula is probably back to stay.
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机译：巴西顶级办公室的战斗可能会在两名男子之间进行战斗，或者被认为已经被称为手术洗车的地标反腐败探测器的职业生涯。在3月10日，前总统Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva抨击探讨，宣布自己是国家历史中最大的司法谎言中最大的司法谎言的受害者，在他的首席竞争对手和指责当前总统jairbolsonaro进入一个covid和经济灾难。卢拉拒绝说他是否会在明年寻求主席。 “这是对未来的讨论，”他告诉记者。但他没有必要。早些时候，一个最高法院司法队抛弃了一对左侧卢拉的贪污定罪，该左派是巴西总统于2003年至2010年，后面的酒吧，并永久地禁止他选修办公室。现在，投资者，法律学者，甚至将是对手的日益增长的共识是卢拉可能会重新留下来。
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