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Roberto Espíndola

Roberto Espíndola is senior lecturer in politics and director of the Centre for European Studies at the University of Bradford.

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Chile's new era

Michelle Bachelet's election as president of Chile represents a historic shift in the profile of Chilean politics, says Roberto Espíndola. 

Michelle Bachelet: Chile's next president?

Chileans are poised to make history on 11 December 2005 by voting for a woman president. Roberto Espíndola profiles Michelle Bachelet, who has already broken the political mould of a deeply conservative society.