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[Date(s)] Aug 1992 [Item] 
200 Mapuche Indians from Chile and Argentina met in Neuquen to discuss the future unification of the Mapuche nation. The group is divided between those who support allegiance to their governments and those who want complete autonomy and unification as one nation. This report also stated that the average Mapuche Indians earns $500 per year, primarily from agriculture or sheep herding. The land on which they live is the Atraico reservation. However, much of this land has been fenced off by landowners, thus prohibiting usage of the land by the Mapuches. Disease and deaths have been reported high among this group.
Refworld | Chronology for Indigenous Peoples in Argentina
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