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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Changes at National Indigenous Development Corporation (CONADI)
After a tumultuous nine months in charge of the National Indigenous Development Corporation (CONADI), Director Francisco Painepán announced his intention to resign on January 7th. Painepán’s resignation officially took effect on Friday, January 14th and his replacement—Jorge Retamal—will assume office on Monday, January 24th. Continue reading
UN Rapporteur Calls for Peaceful Solution with Rapa Nui
Last Wednesday, January 12th, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Issues, James Anaya, issued a press release (Spanish only) concerning the conflictive situation that has been unfolding on Easter Island over the last several months. Continue reading
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Mapuche Community; Avoids Discussion of ILO 169
On January 4th, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Mapuche community Puquiñe in a case appealed from the Court of Appeals in Valdivia which was filed against the Comisión Regional del Medio Ambiente (Regional Commission for the Environment) for the Los Río Region. Continue reading
Posted in Chile, Mapuche
Tagged Consultation, Convention 169, Court Decision, Land Rights
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More Violence Against Rapa Nui
On Wednesday, December 29th, ten Rapa Nui individuals were injured when a contingent of Chilean police — consisting of approximately 100 officers — removed peaceful demonstrators who were occupying the steps of the Civic Plaza on Easter Island. Continue reading






