Michelle Bachelet became Chile's first woman president (35 images)

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  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. Michelle Bachelet was widely favoured in a poll on Saturday to become Chile's first woman president in an election next week, although a large bloc of undecided voters could still swing the vote.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago , Chile 16 January 2006 <br /> Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election on Sunday, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.<br /> Bachelet, a paediatrician and former political prisoner, handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago,Chile 03 January 2006<br /> Chilean presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party, former Chilean president Patricio Aylwin and former Chilean president Eduardo Frei come out of an elevator after a rally inside Chile's University. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago,Chile 04 January 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Sebastian Pinera, left, of the right-wing opposition alliance salutes presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the pro-government coalition prior to attending a televised debate, less than two weeks before Chile's Jan. 15, presidential run-off election.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. Michelle Bachelet was widely favoured in a poll on Saturday to become Chile's first woman president in an election next week, although a large bloc of undecided voters could still swing the vote.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. Michelle Bachelet was widely favoured in a poll on Saturday to become Chile's first woman president in an election next week, although a large bloc of undecided voters could still swing the vote.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. Michelle Bachelet was widely favoured in a poll on Saturday to become Chile's first woman president in an election next week, although a large bloc of undecided voters could still swing the vote.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena ,Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Valdivia, Chile 05 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party and pro-government coalition during a political meeting.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena ,Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. Michelle Bachelet was widely favoured in a poll on Saturday to become Chile's first woman president in an election next week, although a large bloc of undecided voters could still swing the vote.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena ,Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena ,Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Cartagena ,Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is greeted during a campaign rally. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Viña del Mar, Chile 07 Jaunary 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party is blessed in an evangelical church.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Temuco ,Chile 06 January 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party and pro-government coalition salutes supporters during a political meeting. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Temuco ,Chile 06 January 2006<br /> The socialist candidate to the presidency of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, signed an agreement with the indigenous groups of the nation and she was committed to obtain the constitutional recognition of the diverse ethnic groups.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Temuco ,Chile 06 January 2006<br /> The socialist candidate to the presidency of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, signed an agreement with the indigenous groups of the nation and she was committed to obtain the constitutional recognition of the diverse ethnic groups.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Temuco ,Chile 06 January 2006<br /> The socialist candidate to the presidency of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, signed an agreement with the indigenous groups of the nation and she was committed to obtain the constitutional recognition of the diverse ethnic groups.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Osorno ,Chile 05 January 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party and pro-government coalition salutes supporters during a political meeting.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Osorno ,Chile 05 January 2006<br /> Chile's presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet of the Socialist Party and pro-government coalition salutes supporters during a political meeting.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago, Chile 03 January 2006<br /> Chile's Socialist presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet speaks to supporters during a conference in the University of Chile. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago, Chile 03 January 2006<br /> Chile's Socialist presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet speaks to supporters during a conference in the University of Chile. <br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

  • Santiago, Chile 03 January 2006<br /> Chile's Socialist presidential candidate Michelle Bachelet speaks to supporters during a conference in the University of Chile.<br /> Photo: Ezequiel Scagnetti

Socialist Michelle Bachelet won the presidential election, becoming the Chile's first woman leader while further consolidating Latin America's move to the left.
Bachelet handily beat her conservative challenger, multimillionaire businessman Sebastian Pinera.
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