Bachelet legacy will depend on next Chilean government
The president's claim that her government represents a turning point is open to question
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- Combating inequality
- Higher education
- Primary and secondary schooling
- Tax reform
- Pension plan
- Unsung achievements
- Political financing
- Electoral reform
- Civil unions
- Electricity prices
- Reasons for government unpopularity
- Coalition divisions
- Weak economic growth
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_350.jpg "President Michelle Bachelet at the end of her last state of the nation address (Reuters/Rodrigo Garrido)")