SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Center-left presidential candidate Alejandro Guillier conceded the Chilean presidency to billionaire conservative Sebastian Pinera on Sunday, as Chile followed other South American nations making a political turn to the right. With 96.31 percent of votes counted in the world s top copper producer, former president and market favorite Pinera had won 54.57 percent of ballots, according to electoral agency Servel. Guillier had 45.43 percent.  Guillier recognized a  harsh defeat  but urged Pinera to continue with outgoing center-left President Michelle Bachelet s reforms. 
Chile's Guillier concedes presidency to Pinera