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25 April 2012
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New ECLAC Document Examines Social Gaps in the Context of Indigenous Rights of Mapuche Communities in Ercilla
A study presents a socio-demographic overview of the Mapuche population.
19 October 2010
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"Real Development is Based on a Territorial Dimension"
An international seminar will examine experiences and policies to overcome territorial disparities.
4 October 2010
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ECLAC Welcomes the end of the Hunger Strike in Chile
Representatives of the Mapuche Territorial Alliance left the Commission's premises today
2 October 2010
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ECLAC Addresses Mapuche Issue
The Commission draws attention to the importance of the international legal regime and the need to place equality at the heart of the debate.
28 September 2010
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Representatives of a Mapuche Group in ECLAC Premises
Upon her arrival to the Chilean capital, ECLAC Executive Secretary, Alicia Bárcena, met the group's members and checked that their living conditions were satisfactory.