Mapuche’s battle over land in Chile enters a perilous phase under Kast presidency
Kast promises to restore order in Chile’s long-running southern conflict. While some communities vow to continue resisting, younger generations are increasingly turning toward legal methods such as university study, courts and environmental campaigns to defend ancestral lands. Mapuche face a water cannon in Santiago last November, during protests ahead of presidential elections.
- ▪Kast promises to restore order in Chile’s long-running southern conflict.
- ▪While some communities vow to continue resisting, younger generations are increasingly turning toward legal methods such as university study, courts and environmental campaigns to defend ancestral lands.
- ▪Mapuche face a water cannon in Santiago last November, during protests ahead of presidential elections.
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After years of reclaiming ancestral lands through occupations, sabotage and clashes with police, militant Mapuche groups are confronting one of their toughest periods in decades as lengthy prison sentences and a crackdown by Chile’s new far-right President Jose Antonio Kast gather pace.Reuters is the first news organization to gain access to Fundo Pidenco and one of the few to access several other emblematic centres of Mapuche resistance, including communities where police and state authorities rarely enter.Several visits offered a rare glimpse into a movement confronting new difficulties as Mr. Kast promises to restore order in Chile’s long-running southern conflict.
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