SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Michelle Bachelet handily won her leftist bloc's primary election on Sunday, reaffirming the popular politician is likely to stage a presidential comeback against a struggling right-wing rival in the November 17 vote. Bachelet, Chile's first female president who governed the world's top copper-exporting nation from 2006 to 2010, has a clear at defeating conservative Pablo Longueira and winning a second term. A pediatrician turned politician, Bachelet's first term was marked by market-friendly economic policies, welfare programs and her affable personal style. ...
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