Article Photos: Chilean president accused of cooking poverty data



FILE - In this file combo of two photos taken in June 2012, shows two schools in Santiago, Chile. At left students arrive to the public school Poeta Federico Garcia Lorca where the wall is covered in graffiti that reads in Spanish "We are educated to continue serving the rich" in the Conchali sector of Santiago, Chile, and at right a woman jogs by a private Italian school located in the San Carlos de Apoquindo of Santiago's Las Condes sector. The efforts of Chile's President Sebastian Pinera to squeeze political advantage from his campaign to reduce poverty have backfired, opening him up to accusations that he distorted statistics to show progress on a campaign promise. (AP Photo/Victor Ruiz Caballero)

FILE - In this file combo of two photos taken in June 2012, shows two schools in Santiago, Chile. At left students arrive to the public school Poeta Federico Garcia Lorca where the wall is covered in graffiti that reads in Spanish "We are educated to continue serving the rich" in the Conchali sector of Santiago, Chile, and at right a woman jogs by a private Italian school located in the San Carlos de Apoquindo of Santiago's Las Condes sector. The efforts of Chile's President Sebastian Pinera to squeeze political advantage from his campaign to reduce poverty have backfired, opening him up to accusations that he distorted statistics to show progress on a campaign promise. (AP Photo/Victor Ruiz Caballero)