Chile's president-elect Sebastian Pinera has named his cabinet, leaving out any figures linked with the former military ruler, Augusto Pinochet.

智利新当选的总统塞巴斯蒂安·皮内拉亲自任命内阁成员，将任何与前军队统治者奥古斯托·皮诺切特有关联的人物统统排除在外。

Mr Pinera said he would focus on economic growth and job creation

Instead, he has drawn¹ on business leaders and academics（专业学者） from across the political spectrum²（光谱，范围） .

Mr Pinera, a wealthy businessman, is the first conservative elected president since the country's return to democracy 20 years ago.

There had been concerns faces from the Pinochet era would return to office.

But Mr Pinera has opted³ for a cabinet packed with independents and technocrats⁴（科技主义者，技术专家） , with no party political affiliation⁵（政治背景） , says the BBC's Gideon Long in Santiago.

Only four ministers come from his own party and he even included one minister from the opposition⁶ - Jaime Ravinet, who will head the defence ministry⁷.

Economist⁸ Felipe Larrain is to take the finance portfolio⁹（部长职务，文件夹） ; Mr Pinera's campaign chief Rodrigo Hinzpeter is to get the interior ministry; while Alfredo Moreno is to be foreign minister.

In his election campaign, Mr Pinera said he would focus on boosting economic growth and producing jobs while continuing with the outgoing President Michelle Bachelet's social policies.

His election ended 20 years of centre-left rule in Chile.

Mr Pinera, 60, made his fortune introducing credit cards to Chile.

He went on to buy a television channel, a stake in Chile's most successful football club and millions of dollars in other investments.