left-wing candidate michelle bachelet has been elected president for a second time. al jazeera's correspondent has the latest on the victory. >> she's back. chillie's most popular former president michelle bachelet elected again on the promise of reforms, so make south america's stable economy more equal. >> it is time for a new constitution, for a democracy this ensures rights for people, guaranteeing the future voice of the poor majority will not be silenced in the minority. >> michelle bachelet's personal appeal is unquestionable. >> i'm thrilled. michelle bachelet is an amazing woman whose thoughts will guarantee my son will study for free. >> rob matheson math. >> eu was clearly -- mathieu was clearly no match. >> the current government is making the point that it matters how you vote, if not a lot vote you don't have a mandate. if you don't have a mandate, you can't do the reforms you want to do. >> this will not be michelle bachelet's biggest challenge. over the last few weeks michelle bachelet told crowds that people have high expectations that they believe s

- chile's popular former president, michelle bachelet. elected on the promise of reforms, promising if make chile a better economy. >> translation: it's time for a new constitution, a democracy that in the future will no longer be shut out by the minority. >> michelle bachelet's personal appeal is unquestionable. >> i am thrilled michelle bachelet is an amazing woman who fought for us and will guarantee my son will study for free. >> evelyn matthei was no match for michelle bachelet, whose real rival was the high abstention in the run-off. the low voter turn out a disappointment. >> the current government and future position making the point it matters how you vote. if not a lot of people vote, you don't have a mandate. you don't have a mandate, you can't do the reforms you said you could do. >> that will not be bachelor's biggest challenge. michelle bachelet told crowds people have high expectations and they believe, she can fix marital problems. this is an indication that those expectations may be unrealistically high. >> from free and

candidate evelyn matthei was no match for michelle bachelet. the real rival was the high abtension. the low-voter turn out a concern. >> the current government and the future position makes the point that it matters not how you vote. if a lot of people don't vote, you don't have the mandate. if you don't have the mandate, you can't do the reforms you want to do. >> that will not be bachelor's biggest challenge. over the last few weeks, half jokingly they were told that people have high expectations that they believe she can fix marital problems. they are afraid the expectations may be unrealistically high. >> free and quality education for all, to better distribution of wealth and now constitution. voters expect results. michelle bachelet may feel she has the weight of the world on her soldiers, at least on this night it was time to save our her victory. >> there have been reports of gun and artillery fire in south sudan's capital. fighting broke out in barr okays close to the city center. nagsals have been urged to stay ipp doors. >> a statute

runner but what is the reaction so far. >> well, i'm standing outside of the hotel where the michelle bacheletmp are advisors and closer supporters are gathering. on the third floor of the hotel behind me patmichelle bachelet meeting with her rival rob matheson, who admitted defeat and came to congratulate michelle bachelet. the voter turn out was low. also they have raised high expectations. i asked the secretary-general what the high expectations will mean for chile. >> i think that expectations were already high in chile. people were demonstrating on the streets from several years ago, demanding a more equal society, better education system. it really means equality. it's expectations - if they were high, michelle bachelet is trying to give a proper channel and to manage the expectations, to do some ambitious reforms, and to deliver that in a four-year period. >> at this hour, thousands of people are gathering down the street in front of the stage where michelle bachelet, who is expected to address the crowd probably within the next hour, her victory speech, it's been a long campaign. this

the turn out was disappointingly low for michelle bachelet. some say that it's because voter fatigue. joining me to talk about what happened and why is the secretary-general of michelle bachelet's socialist party. thank you for joining us. i'd like to ask you why chileans chose to move from a conservative government to a central left including the socialist and communist party, went on the surface it's a successful economy with low unemployment, high growth rate. why have chileans decided to do it? >> i think you said it correctly. on the surface it looks good. if you analyse precisely there's inequality levels in the country are high. education has problems. labour code is unfair. the tax code is unfair. people are demanding, basically, big reforms and michelle bachelet is the candidate that promised that. people trust her and voted for her >> you say she's promised it. she has raised expectations high. do you think she'll deliver? >> i think expectations were already high in chile. people were demonstrating on the streets from several years

michelle bachelet's father was tortured.evelyn matthei's father was a member of the gunther. >> chile may be the first country in the world where the top political job is being fought over by two women. yet the focus is not on the gender of the candidates, but their different political views. >> evelyn matthei is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo, latin america's stable economy. the left-leading michelle bachelet is promising economical reforms to better distribute wealth and opportunities. whoever wins may determine how many go out to vote. >> nelson mandela's journey ends where it all began. >> anemotional home-going service as thousand remember nelson mandela. he is laid to rest in his ancestral home town. we'll talk to an author who followed his life. >> and history was made when the heisman trophy winner was announced. >> and history was made when the >> welcome back, you are watching al jazeera america. let's look at the top stories: a trough in the north-east has got a big dose of winter weather. mor

opponents count on. >> the leading candidate is michelle bachelet. her campaign makes it sounds like she has won. supporters have no incentive to vote. that could turn the race around in our gafavour. >> the big unknown is how many will turn out in this election where voting is not mandatory. >> i'm not going to vote, it makes no difference. >> the choices between the two daughtersers of air force generals on opposing sides of chile's 1973 military coup. michelle bachelet's father was tortured and mata's father was a member of the military. >> chile may be the first country in the western hemisphere, if not the world, where the top political job is fought over by two women. the focus is not on the agenda of the candidates, but the startling political views. >> mata is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo. while the left-leading michelle bachelet is promising substantial political retomorrows to across the world, including on al jazeera. you can watch full coverage. it starts at 1am eastern, 10:00 p.m. passicific. >> a federal judge shu

michelle bachelet made history by becoming the country's first female president.esterday, in an all-female second round, she won reelection with no less than 62% of the vote, giving her the mandate she needs to tackle her ambitious agenda. every poll predicted a decisive victory. the final margin was the clearest and 6 decades of chilean democracy. michelle bachelet was reelected with 62% of the votes. arrived.ment has moment has finally arrived. we have the force of the people. we have a majority in parliament and the regional council. we have the political, social, and economic conditions. we have the will and we have the unity. her conservative opponents was quick to admit defeat. >> i knowledge that shall bachelet is the next ash that michelle bachelet is the next president of chile. congratulate her and wish her all the best in government. is oneeeping victory thing. achieving promised policy changes will be another. ashley has promised to tackle income inequality. t has promised to tackle income inequality. >> i'm very happy. i have a lot of hope that she wi

be michelle bachelet is tipped to beat her conservative rival.id the voting go today and when will we get the results? >> theashtd, therthat's right, o be little doubt michelle bachelet will win. now the voting has been interesting. this is the first election in which voting is not under marn mandatory in chile. the results will be out in about three and a half hours from now. the polls close in about two and a half hours and the 40% or so of the counting will be made public about an hour after that. it will be a very, very quick result and again, michelle bachelet is expected to win. for the first time since the 1970s the slate includes communist party. better distribution of the country's wealth but she has huge challenges ahead of her. joining me to talk about that is patricio navio. thank you so much for joining me. let's talk about what may be her largest competitor and that's abstention. why is it so few chilens have gone out glm think think she will win, some of her opponents will not even bother to show up and vote because they know that

en el rencito legislativoe >> en medio de reparaciones el estadio de johanesbugo 60 jefepob, michelle bacheletnegro de su apais >> pueden decifrar el adñ para niños y terminar enfermedades a futuroe >> el campeon del fútbol mexicano tuvo visita en entrnamiento detlles en acción deportiva. ♪ porque sabemos todo lo que haces para que estas fiestas sean perfectas. desde cojines a cocinas, haz que sean inolvidables con ikea. @x÷ñ >> en un futuro todos los niños britanicos pueden tener su adn decifrado puede ser el primer lugar en el mndo en sacar genoma para recomendar cambios en el estilo de vida y que los pacientes sigan sanos, 100 mil pacientes todos sus genomas serán secuenciados >> por otro lado alertan los padres del peligro de usar las illas altas y terminar en sala de emergencia, el número de nios en las salas de emergencia por lesiones relacioandas por leisones aumento 22 por ciento, además el 37 por ciento de la esiones eran lesiones en la cabeza comoviones cerebrales, con mesas altas o tenedores >> vamos con acción deportiva y el pronóstico del día >> ¿qué tal? amigos buenas noches, frí

sorpresas el servicio electoral de chile dió a conocer los primeros computos oq que da a mayoría a michelle bacheletra la segunda vuelta con 62 por ciento de los votos, ganando por amplitud. >> amenaza de bomba, en francia , en venezuela tuvo que ser cancelado. >> el ministro dijo que aún no se puede definir el motivo ni el responsable. >> cuando regrese la respuesta de papá. >> regresamos con esto y más. enciende tu navidad y festeja con los ahorros de radioshack. llévate gratis una tarjeta online visa de $50 dólares con la compra de un celular. consigue grandes ofertas y las mejores marcas en radioshack. el papa francisco asegura que no es marxista, en una entrevista el diario italiano el pntifice dijo que la idea marcxistas esta equivocad, la tragedía del hambre dice tiene solución. >> uruguay dió el primer pasó y las reacciones en contra y favor no se han hecho espèrar, desde perú maría luis martinz no strae las repercucinoes. >> uruguay es el primer país en legalizar la marihnuana , es acusado de violar el tratado de nacional unidads. >> dónde uruuguayy firmo que la canabis solo podría ser usad

. >> michelle bachelet vuelve a la presidencia de chile en marzo del 2014 al imponerse ante la oficialistar proclamada la futura presidenta dijo que se acerca una nueva etapa. >> gracias por ese apoyo que hoy alumbra en todos, gracias por hacer que está ciudadana igual a ustedes sea hoy una presidenta tan afortunada. >> tendra la oportunidad de cambiar la constitución que dejo el dictador augusto pinochet. >> el obama care ha traido esperanzas a algunas personas que estaban preocupada por su cobertura de salud. >> héctor permanecio 7 años sin seguro tras ser díagnosticado con díabetes nivel 2. >> no me aceptaban por tener díabetes. >> el señor alarcon luego tuvo un accidente cerebral. >> hasta que por fin consegui seguro del obama care y a los 6 días me dio infarto, es una tranquilidad que no te queda la cuenta para pagar en el hospital. >> los hispanos conforman el 11% de la población con díabetes. >> una persona que no está controlada y no tener acceso hace que tengan todas las complicaciones sí la enfermedad no se controla a tiempo. >> se estima que el cuidado cuesta unos 11 mil dólares

chile's michelle bachelet, elected against on the promise of ambitious reforms to make south america's economy stable. >> the constitution for a democracy that ensures rights for people and guarantees that the voice of the pour majority will not be silenced in the minority. the appeal is unquestionable. this will guarantee my study can study for free. >> no match for bachelet which seems to be the high abstension. the low voter turnout a big disappointment. >> they are making the point that they are not coming to vote because it's not to do the reforms. >> that won't be chile's biggest challenge. >> she has tefl jokingly told crowds that they have such big expectations, they believe she cans fix marital programs. she is afraid those expectations may be unrealistically high. >> free quality education to all to better distribution of we can't and a new constitution. voters expect results. >> fulfilling her promises is going to be difficult. we are more likely to see student protests and people on the seats protesting again next year than we are to see at the end of next year. >> bachelet

michelle bachelet wants to implement sweeping economic reforms and wants to show she has the legitimacynd mandate of the people to do that. her opposition is going to say she doesn't if there's not a large turnout, lauren. >> many thanks for the update there. the results are in a few hours time. thank you. >>> let's go back to lauren in europe with more news from there. >> thanks. >>> ministers are appointed to germany's new coalition government which is finally formed after pro tracted negotiations. it ends three months of political limbo. angela merkel's new government could be sworn into office on thursday. what do we know of the details of the deal? >> reporter: the details coming out so far, lauren, are pretty much what we had expected. angela merkel's cvu and her bar varian partners have the majority of the seats in the cabinet. they won the election. they have eight seats. the social democrats will take six seats. now, amongst the key positions of the social democrat will be given in the foreign ministry, and it will be frank steinmeyer. he was the foreign minimum strer in the fi

opinion polls suggested michelle bachelet will win by a landslides. unless her supporters stay home because they expect her to win. that would be dangerousor her. the supporters of her challenge er emily matthei those each vote counts if she's to stand a chance. she is an economist who backs business friendly policies. she's criticize the bachelet's leftist ideas as experiments that failed in other countries. >> our agenda is basically about the middle class. we believe the middle class is the backbone of our country. we have to help them. >> matthei was promptly heck manied buy a group -- heckled. bachelet wants to narrow the gap between rich and poor, raise corporate taxes to fund educational reform and revise the constitution. >> i'm convinced that today will be an important day. a day when the people matter. the men and women of our country. >> bachelet has been president once before and served from 2006 to 2010. >> sports news and we begin with sunday's bundesliga which pitched two teams chasing european dreams against two simply hoping to avoid

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a low turnout certainly would mean a political liability for the winner particularly for michelle bachelet she wins with allow turnout, the opposition would say she has a weak mandate. sweeping political economic and social reforms in this country with the broad support of the people. >> being vice president joe biden says congress needs to offer the millions of immigrants living in this country illegally citizenship. he was making a speech on saturday. this is the second comments in a week biden has made on immigration reform. he added, many of these already feel like americans and want decent life for themselves. >>> end of subsidies for farmers, global market it could hurt smaller farmers here at home. andy gallagher reports from mississippi. >> brown was born on his parents farm in mississippi. his parents have been here since 1957. but the history in african americans in cotton production has a belong history. enormous profits were made on the backs of slaves and even in good times, many blacks feel persecuted. settlement with the department of agriculture which is accused of denying

polls this sunday for a presidential runoff election would cease to win in the form of president michelle bachelet a go head to head the right wing candidate evelyn not say whoa long poles be pointing towards the win for the chalet the show with a convincing win. it's that she's done a deal to make it on high electric promises a warm welcome from michelle passionate. she runs to cast a vote in today's presidential elections presidents and counted it to the chilean socialist party the firm favourite to win thanks to my knees each on the boat is pledged to tackle today's deep inequality. ok today will be an important day for our country the people you not to the men and women of the country will be able to get a clear expression of the city to cleveland to continue living in india conservative opponents of the ninety s and denominations that are facing certain defeat. she has been accused on her family stories them into dictatorship of the crease to pinochet. on her post and am given a clean government. sebastian piano then you'll know that it's been a difficult campaign since the beginning of one t

. >> chile has a new president, michelle bachelet. she'll bring in higher corporate taxes and reducing the wealth gap. she was president from 2006 to 2010. >> the journey for nelson mandela ended this morning, he was laid to rest in qunu, a small village where his life began. >> tens of thousands of demonstrators spent the day demanding that ukraine leaders sign a deal with the e.u. john mccain and chris murphy travelled there to support the protesters. >> british actor peter o'toole died in london, he was known for his role in "lawrence of arabia". those are the headlines. goodnight. >> your subject your commitment and your discipline has released me to stand before you today. >> i never heard him say that he was grateful to the united states. >> the cold war mentality of the 1980s defined the u.s. relationship with south africa's apartheid rulers and others across the country says former president jimmy carter. >> all the other presidents were in bed with military dictators. >> he is in the country to attend the funeral of nelson ma

the top stories we are following: a new president has been showns in chile, former president michelle bachelet has won a run-off election and promised sweeping changes, education and high corporate taxes. she served as president from 2006 to 2010. >> the battle for syria's largest city intensified. 36 were killed when government helicopters dropped bombs on the northern city of aleppo. half of those killed were children. the video was uploaded by activists and cannot be independently verified. the european union put the talks on trade talks with ukraine. tens of thousands demanded that leaders sign the deal, instead of closening ties with russia, john mccain and chris murphy travelled to support the protesters. >> nelson mandela has been laid to rest. the cameras were turned off for the burial. british actor tool your died in london after a long illness, he was known for his role in "lawrence of arabia," he was me to stand before you today. >> i never heard him say that he was grateful to the united states. >> the cold war mentality of the 1980s defined the u.s. relationship with south africa'

chile, a landslide victory for michelle bachelet, back in power for the first time since 2010.k of offering amnesty for n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. in exchange the government would want the rest of the documents he took. >> the world says goodbye to iconic apartheid leader nelson mandela. he was buried in his childhood village in a

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forces and others on various rebel groups opinion polls in chile shove presidential candidate michelle bachelet heading toward victory in sunday's runoff election. the center left leader who formerly served as president from two thousand six two thousand ten is hoping for a big win to bolster her reform and a runoff is chile's first presidential showdown between two win. the two candidates in the roanoke voted early opinion polls suggest the socialist nation upon to make will win by a landslide the list of supporters the home because they expect to win anyway. that would be dangerous for her the supporters a person to write trilogy for the moment i knew the beach with those who choose to stand a chance she's an economist and former labor minister the bank's business friendly policies. she's pretty sight touch and its link to sites use as experiments the midfield and other countries. it's basically about a middle class. we believe the middle class is the backbone of our country we have to help them guide them to please. motel and was promptly canceled by a group of people in greenbelt land expro

recent years one main reason to vote for that party has been loyalty to know some of them the michelle bachelet has won today's presidential runoff election it will be a second time as president this is his he too was extremely popular during the first time in office from two thousand and sixty two thousand and ten. well as simple as i counted at this time around she won sixty two percent of the fight easily beating the consent of dr put it to say. bachelet has promised a major overhaul of the education system and hikes in the corporate tax rate to pay for it to us and wants to legalize abortion it is a controversial issue in the predominantly catholic we're in germany workers at the online retailer amazon have begun the strike action in a long running dispute over pay and working conditions of the next two days collectors who will close until that several logistics and is out of that cool full bench of the conditions of the action comes during a busy run up to christmas. the conflict between labor and management in amazon germany has been brewing for a long time. in the anti labor unions as wo

earlier today i spoke with economist and author richard wolffe about the election of michelle bachelet i started out by asking him how and why we should know about the chilean experience with the chicago school of economics. basically chile offered itself through its relationship with the united states to be a bit of a test case to see whether the extreme conservative fundamentalist kind of economics preached by milton friedman would be a success in helping an underdeveloped country like achieve extraordinary economic growth things didn't work out really well there there's been a growing chaos of difficulty there no doubt for many reasons but the notion of a strict conservative monetarist economic program for economic development as a magic bullet chile is proof positive that it doesn't work like that so what is the election of michel about mean for chile. well because of its copper reserves because of the world's need for the kinds of products that come from g.l.a. they've had a pretty good couple of decades of economic development in the last twenty years or so not great but better t

. >> reporter: michelle bachelet fell just short of winning against her rival evelyn mattet. t is what they're counting on. >> the leading candidate by a wide margin is michelle bachel. >> i'm not going to vote because it makes no difference. i'd rather stay home and stay home and spend time with my family. >> the choices between the two daughters of air force generals who ended up on opposing sides of chile's 1973 military cue. bachelet's father wa died in prn while matthei continued on. >> the focus here is not at all on the similar gender of the candidates but rather on their startling different political views. >> matthei is a conservative who wants to preserve the status quo of the economy. while the left-leaning bachelet is promising economic reforms to distribute wealth and opportunities. who will win will depend on how many people actually go out to vote. >> we have sports news coming up in a moment, and a tough day i r arsenal. stay with us. >> from our headquarters in >> the his are investigating the motive of a teenage gunman after another high school shooting in th

former chilean president michelle bachelet has won a second round. she defeated her challenger with 62% of the vote. notictory in this round is one person, it is your voice is that we heard all of these months that has one, it is the voice of the citizens that have marched in the streets for years who have set ambitions and apap for our country. fromchelle bachelet served 2006 until 2010 as the first female president. she ran on a platform of reforming the constitution. her campaign pledges include a hike in corporate taxes from 20% to 25% and the eventual transition to free education. passionately will take office in march. thousands continue to rally in ukraine. ukrainian president viktor yanukovych is facing a massive campaign to resign over his rejection of a trade pact with the european union in favor of closer ties with russia. yen a code which is set to meet with vladimir putin later in the week. john mccain and christopher murphy voiced support for the movement in kiev. you thee here to tell american people and the united states congress stan

. >> my friend michelle bachelet was just re-elected.ant leader in europe, if not beyond. >> interesting. >> it matters. >> karen, you know you get a lot farther in american politics talking about america leading and american exceptionalism even. but walk us how much it matters in there is an international context for women as head of state. >> well, she is -- her big project now, the big initiative that she is putting forward in the chelsea and hillary clinton foundation is the international women's empowerment initiative. should she decide to run and everyone assumes she is leaning that way, it would give her a chance to sort of emphasize the history-making nature of that her election would be. and also to build on the things that people really admired about her tenure as secretary of state. i think this is a sort of methodical step by step thing. and so it is certainly makes a lot of sense to me that she would talk about women's empowerment around the world. >> yeah, i think that's a really interesting way to look at it. and jimy, tha

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