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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - After two years of dramatic street protests and the election of a left-wing body to re-write the nation's constitution, Chileans surprised analysts, markets and even themselves on Sunday night by favoring a right-wing presidential candidate and delivering significant gains to conservatives in Congress.

After years of divisive street protests and the election of a mainly left-wing body to rewrite the constitution, Chileans surprised analysts, markets and even themselves on Sunday night by favoring a right-wing presidential candidate and delivering significant gains to conservatives in Congress.

CHILE-ELECTION/ (UPDATE 1, PIX, TV):UPDATE 1-After years of drifting to the left, Chilean voters veer back right