Brazil & Southern Cone - October 2009 (ISSN 1741-4431)
How different would a Piñera government be?
The opinion polls for Chile’s presidential election still point to a decisive, second-round run-off between a rightwing billionaire, Sebastián Piñera from the Alianza por el Cambio, and Eduardo Frei, from the ruling Concertación, on 17 January. The first round on 13 December is likely, according to the opinion polls, to knock out Marco EnrÃquez-Ominami, an independent socialist and Jorge Arrate, a radical leftwinger. Here we look at how different a Piñera government might be from the Concertación administrations of the past 20 years.
The opinion polls for Chile’s presidential election still point to a decisive, second-round run-off between a rightwing billionaire, Sebastián Piñera from the Alianza por el Cambio, and Eduardo Frei, from the ruling Concertación, on 17 January. The first round on 13 December is likely, according to the opinion polls, to knock out Marco EnrÃquez-Ominami, an independent socialist and Jorge Arrate, a radical leftwinger. Here we look at how different a Piñera government might be from the Concertación administrations of the past 20 years.
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