SANTIAGO, Chile — Chileans were voting for a new president Sunday following a polarizing campaign in which the leading candidates vowed to chart starkly different paths for the region's most econ
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Chileans vote in highly polarized presidential election
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Chileans were voting for a new president Sunday following a polarizing campaign in which the leading candidates vowed to chart starkly different paths for the region's most econ
Chile is choosing its next president as the country prepares to rewrite its Pinochet-era constitution. Two diametrically opposed politicians have been leading the race, which will likely be decided in the runoff round.
Chile is choosing its next president as the country prepares to rewrite its Pinochet-era constitution. Two diametrically opposed politicians are leading the race, which will likely be decided in the runoff round.
A conservative lawmaker and a former student protest leader will face off in Chile's presidential runoff, after no one got enough votes to win the country's election outright.
Chile's presidential election will move to a run-off between candidates on opposite sides of the political spectrum, following a highly competitive election on Sunday.
