Angelina Cayuqueo
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Good. Iñche Juan Ñanculef Huaiquinao pigen. Kiñe mari mari pikunuan tañi mapuzugun mew. Iñche ta llewgen ta Tromen pigey ñi lof, lof mapu, Mapuche Mapu. Feita comuna Temuco mülelu feita üyüw epu mari kilómetros peno. I greet you with the fraternal mari mari, millenary Mapuche greeting. My name is Juan Ñanculef Huaiquinao. I was born
Campaign activity for the 1988 plebiscite in Temuco.
This initiative was the brainchild of Oscar Arias and colleagues such as Juan Ñanculef in the NGO CAPIDE. (Development Planning and Advisory Center). The filming was done in different Mapuche communities, including the Peñeipil community in the commune of Galvarino and the Cuyinko community in Chol Chol.
Presentation Public Statement Call for the II National Congress of the Mapuche Association “Nehuen Mapu”. Meeting for the Rights and Demands of the Peoples: Aymara, Mapuche, Rapa Nui José Bengoa, interview about the Plebiscite Mapuche Biography 1973, 1988
Nütram Magazine, year IV, no. 4, 1988 Read More »
Presentation The Concertación de los Partidos por la Democracia a los Pueblos Indígenas (Concertation of the Parties for Democracy to Indigenous Peoples) Proposals and demands of Chile’s indigenous peoples for the democratic period 1990-1994 The Mapuche people to the political parties, Chilean society and the future government Proposal of the Mapuche National Association Christian Democrat
Nutram Magazine year IV, nº2, 1988 Read More »
Presentation Mapuche Document and Statements Mapuche Organizations under the Frei government (Rolf Foerster) The Saturdays of Santos Chavez (Esteban Gumucio) The Ethnocide of the Onas of Tierra del Fuego (Angel Cabeza)
Nütram Magazine, year III, no. 3, 1987 Read More »
“We reject the Plebiscite, the Political Constitution of the State of 1980, approved fraudulently and all laws emanating from the Dictatorial State and we demand its total repeal….”
Public Statement Comité Exterior Mapuche, July 1989 Read More »
We also wanted the people of Chile to know that despite being with them in the pain of the military dictatorship, we also wanted the Chileans to see us as a different people. As a people that had our particularities and that those particularities made the struggle also be in a different way. Because we not only lost our loved ones during the military dictatorship, but we also lost our land.
Designed by the Foliche Aflaiai trade association , this poster commemorates the 494 years since the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the island of Guanahaní, a process that began the process of dispossession and genocide of Amerindian peoples… Drawing included in a document by Folilche Aflaiai, Santiago, 1986.
October 12 Folilche Aflaiai 1986 Read More »
Poster of the Committee of Solidarity with the Mapuche People in Chile, Malmö, Sweden, 1988. Mario Llancaqueo’s Crisis Bookstore Archive
Committee for Solidarity with the Mapuche People, Sweden 1988 Read More »
Poster of Meeting with Mapuche leaders in Sweden, 400 of constant struggle Av. Konstant Självförsvar. Sweden, 1990 Mario Llancaqueo’s Crisis Bookstore Archive
Mapuche 400 years of Constant Struggle, Sweden 1990 Read More »
Mapuche Theater. Theatrical presentation of the play Kuralaf in the district of Hjällbo in the city of Gothenburg, Sweden. Mapuche Foreign Committee, 1989 Source: Mario Llancaqueo Archive – Crisis Bookstore
Mapuche Theater by Comité Exterior Mapuche Read More »
This poster is part of the electoral registration campaigns prior to the 1988 plebiscite. They were published by the Fundación Instituto Indígena in the magazine Nutram, an edition of the Centro Ecuménico Diego de Medellín. Revista Nutram year IV, nº2, 1988.
Electoral Registers 1988 Read More »
In January 1978, a significant meeting was held at the Indigenous Minorities Research Council in London. The meeting aimed to discuss and advocate for the rights of Mapuche groups in a context of exile and repression. The poster featured a Mapuche man in traditional dress playing the kull kull, a typical Mapuche instrument. Plastic laminate,
Mapuche Meeting in London 1978 Read More »
Designed by the association Foliche Aflaiai, the poster shows the dramatic reduction of Mapuche territory over 400 years, both due to the advance of the Spanish Empire, as well as the dispossession of land and the advance of the Chilean colonialist state. The poster emphasizes the deepening of land reduction in relation to the land
Mapuche of Folilche Aflaial 1993 Read More »
Cover of Aukiñ, Newspaper of the Council of All Lands, 1992. The cover visualizes the massive arrest of leaders that affected the organization that year. Source File: Rolf Foerster and Sonia Montecino
Aukiñ Diary of the Rabbit of All Lands, 1992 Read More »
“The future democratic government must recognize the territorial rights of the Mapuche People and at the same time protect the lands we currently occupy with all their natural resources of the soil and subsoil. At the same time, Mapuche land must be unseizable, non-transferable, exclusive, and free from all kinds of contributions…”
Admapu CCM Declaration, 1989 Read More »