SAO PAULO — Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been released from the hospital following a surgical procedure aimed at addressing a brain hemorrhage.

The operation, which was deemed necessary to halt the bleeding in his brain, took place without complications, according to medical reports.

After spending time recovering in the hospital, Lula has shown positive signs of health and is now ready to continue his duties as President.

The news of his successful recovery comes as a relief to many in Brazil, marking a significant step in his ongoing health journey.

Lula, who has had a history of health challenges, remains committed to his presidential responsibilities and the various initiatives he has set in motion.

His team has assured the public that he will follow up with medical advice to ensure a smooth recovery.

As he returns to the public eye, Lula’s focus is likely to turn back to pressing national issues and engaging with the citizens of Brazil.