The people of Chile are set to vote in presidential elections that will either elect a conservative billionaire or a leftist former president to lead their nation.<br /><br />The contest between Sebastian Pinera and Eduardo Frei highlights on the economic divide between Chile's rich and poor.<br /><br />In the capital Santiago, social inequality is visibly on the rise and patrially overlooked as opportunities for mobility within the class system become increasingly unlikely.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports on how the elections may push the nation further away from being an economic success story ever again.<br /><br />Jan 15, 2010