Chile's divided center-left pledges unity for presidential runoffSANTIAGO (Reuters) - Center-left lawmakers in Chile pledged on Wednesday to unify and support a single candidate in any eventual runoff against conservative candidate Sebastian Pinera, who is leading in polls for this year s presidential race.  While Pinera has consolidated support among the country s political right, six left-of-center candidates will be competing in the Nov. 19 first round vote, amid fissures within socialist President Michelle Bachelet s coalition and the emergence of new left-wing leaders.  Polls show Pinera, a wealthy businessman who previously governed Chile between 2010 and 2014, has around 40 percent of voter intentions. That would not be enough to win an absolute majority in the first round. A December runoff is expected to be closer, meaning the left s ability to unite around a single candidate could be critical.  After the first round in which each of us will give our best effort for the candidate we most support, we promise that in the second round we will support the candidate that represents the forces of the left and center-left,  some 300 politicians said on Wednesday in a letter.  Senator Alejandro Guillier, an ally of Bachelet who is polling second, has previously said he would seek links with other  progressive  candidates to ultimately defeat Pinera. Bachelet is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a second consecutive term. The Christian Democrat party, a large centrist and socially conservative party that is putting forward its own candidate, has been hesitant to pledge unity to date, following deep divisions with the governing Nueva Mayoria bloc over elements of Bachelet s policies in recent months. But one of the party s lawmakers said on Wednesday that it would support the best-performing Nueva Mayoria candidate.  The night of the 19th we are going to get behind the candidate who moves on to the second round,  Christian Democrat Congresswoman Yasna Provoste told journalists on Wednesday. worldnews
chile divided pledges unity presidential runoffsantiago reuters lawmakers chile pledged wednesday unify support single candidate eventual runoff conservative candidate sebastian cinema leading polls year presidential race while cinema consolidated support among country political right six candidates competing first round vote amid fissure within socialist president michelle bachelor coalition emergence new leaders polls show cinema wealthy businessman previously governed chile around percent voter intentions that would enough win absolute majority first round a december runoff expected closer meaning left ability unite around single candidate could critical after first round us give best effort candidate support promise second round support candidate represents forces left politicians said wednesday letter senator alejandro guillier ally bachelor polling second previously said would seek links progressive candidates ultimately defeat cinema bachelor constitutionally prohibited seeking second consecutive term the christian democrat party large centrist socially conservative party putting forward candidate hesitant pledge unity date following deep divisions governing nueva mayor bloc elements bachelor policies recent months but one party lawmakers said wednesday would support nueva mayor candidate the night going get behind candidate moves second round christian democrat congressman wasn provost told journalists wednesday worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Chile's divided center-left pledges unity for presidential runoffSANTIAGO (Reuters) - Center-left lawmakers in Chile pledged on Wednesday to unify and support a single candidate in any eventual runoff against conservative candidate Sebastian Pinera, who is leading in polls for this year s presidential race.  While Pinera has consolidated support among the country s political right, six left-of-center candidates will be competing in the Nov. 19 first round vote, amid fissures within socialist President Michelle Bachelet s coalition and the emergence of new left-wing leaders.  Polls show Pinera, a wealthy businessman who previously governed Chile between 2010 and 2014, has around 40 percent of voter intentions. That would not be enough to win an absolute majority in the first round. A December runoff is expected to be closer, meaning the left s ability to unite around a single candidate could be critical.  After the first round in which each of us will give our best effort for the candidate we most support, we promise that in the second round we will support the candidate that represents the forces of the left and center-left,  some 300 politicians said on Wednesday in a letter.  Senator Alejandro Guillier, an ally of Bachelet who is polling second, has previously said he would seek links with other  progressive  candidates to ultimately defeat Pinera. Bachelet is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a second consecutive term. The Christian Democrat party, a large centrist and socially conservative party that is putting forward its own candidate, has been hesitant to pledge unity to date, following deep divisions with the governing Nueva Mayoria bloc over elements of Bachelet s policies in recent months. But one of the party s lawmakers said on Wednesday that it would support the best-performing Nueva Mayoria candidate.  The night of the 19th we are going to get behind the candidate who moves on to the second round,  Christian Democrat Congresswoman Yasna Provoste told journalists on Wednesday. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: chile divided pledges unity presidential runoffsantiago reuters lawmakers chile pledged wednesday unify support single candidate eventual runoff conservative candidate sebastian cinema leading polls year presidential race while cinema consolidated support among country political right six candidates competing first round vote amid fissure within socialist president michelle bachelor coalition emergence new leaders polls show cinema wealthy businessman previously governed chile around percent voter intentions that would enough win absolute majority first round a december runoff expected closer meaning left ability unite around single candidate could critical after first round us give best effort candidate support promise second round support candidate represents forces left politicians said wednesday letter senator alejandro guillier ally bachelor polling second previously said would seek links progressive candidates ultimately defeat cinema bachelor constitutionally prohibited seeking second consecutive term the christian democrat party large centrist socially conservative party putting forward candidate hesitant pledge unity date following deep divisions governing nueva mayor bloc elements bachelor policies recent months but one party lawmakers said wednesday would support nueva mayor candidate the night going get behind candidate moves second round christian democrat congressman wasn provost told journalists wednesday worldnews