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Chilean Government to Make it All Better for Mapuche __ "Last August 5 a ceremony took place where the president of Chile, Eduardo Frei, invited one thousand Mapuche leaders to La Moneda, the presidential palace in Santiago, to announce a 3-year investment plan of approx. 570 million NZ dollars (140 billion pesos) to answer to the urgent demands from Mapuche communities. Only two months before, the same president had refused to meet with the leaders of a Mapuche march which had been on its way on foot from Temuko to Santiago (over 700 km). The one thousand invited leaders however, were brought to La Moneda on comfortable buses." You will find an interesting read. - From Cristina Parra-Jerez, PhD - http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Erehue/art/perez2.html 

 
Communique from the Mapuche Exterior Committee __ "The new indigenous law of 22 March constitutes yet another antidemocratic and demagogic attack on fundamental rights by the Chilean military government. A collectivity has been denied the fundamental right to participate and decide on measures affecting it...the Mapuche Indian who accepts individual ownership of his land ceases to be considered a Mapuche, which shows that the purpose of this law is to put an end to the existence of our people." A brief but important historic document from 1979. - http://members.aol.com/MARIQUEO/archive-i/doc-08.html 

Mapuche International Link __ This page covers many aspects of Mapuche life and situation. You will find news, documents, and a detailed account of their history. "...a site that brings the plight of the Mapuche people to the world's attention." - illustrated - From mapuche-nation.org - http://www.mapuche-nation.org/english/frontpage.htm 

Mapuche Language Page __ Sources for the language "Mapugungun" spoken by the Mapuche. - From Stanford University - http://www-linguistics.stanford.edu/~arnold/mapuche/mapudungun.html 

The Mapuche Nation __ "The Mapuche nation is situated in what is known as the Southern Cone of South America, in the area now occupied by the Argentine and Chilean states." You will learn their history, culture, plans and more. - From Mapuche Nation - http://www.mapuche-nation.org/english/main/feature/m_nation.htm 

The Mapuche Nation __ "Today over a million and a half Mapuche live under Chilean and Argentinean rule. There right to self- determination is denied, whilst their lands, language and culture are under constant threat. Despite return to democracy to this region the Mapuche are still marginalized, human rights violations continue and international laws are not recognized." You will find a good overview of history, culture, politics, social organization and more. - http://members.aol.com/mapulink3/mapulink-3i/mapu-nation.html 

Mapuche Page - Rehue Foundation __ You will find a lot of information divided by topic. Extended coverage of the Mapuche. Many links are in Spanish but there is a lot of English language material. - illustrated - From Rehue Foundation - http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Erehue/
   
Mapuche People under attack __ Mapuches Attack the Chilean government at the United Nations during a presentation from 1998. - http://members.aol.com/mapulink3/mapulink-3i/urgent.html 

Mapuche Photos __ A small gallery of images which are click-to-enlarge - illustrated - From Rehue Foundation - http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Erehue/photoe.html 

An Overview of the Mapuche and Aztec Military Response to the Spanish Conquest __ "This paper analyses the military response to the Spanish conquest of the Indigenous peoples of Chile and Mexico from a comparative perspectives. The main goal of this paper is to highlight the cultural differences and similarities of both culture, and point out why the Mapuches were more successful in the military science than the Aztec." - From Eduardo A. Cruz Farias - http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Erehue/art/far1.html 

The situation according to the Mapuche organisation Xeg-Xeg __ "The problem of the Mapuche people is a socio-political and a territorial one, combined with a with a loss and weakening of the culture. Without diminishing the communication problem, which for the last 450 years has been a hegemonising factor among many others the indigenous peoples of America and Chile have had to withstand, it is pertinent to obtain some of the background underlying the present situation, where the Mapuche people are dominated and prostrated." an excellent resource. - From Cristina Parra-Jerez, PhD - http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Erehue/art/perez1.html 
 

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