http://www.mapuche.nl/

2007.
Mapuche on Youtube.
A collection of Mapuche related videos on the internet.
Celco en Chile.
April 19, 2008
El lunes 14 de abril llega a Santiago una delegación de la comunidad de Missisipi que se opone a la construcción de un ducto que llevara material tóxico de desecho desde la planta de celulosa de Celco hacia el borde costero de la bahía Mehuín, lo que extinguirá el entorno natural de la zona marítima.
Matias Catrileo (+2008)
A 22-year-old Mapuche university student and activist killed by the Chilean police, during a land re-occupation near the southern city of Vilcun.
An interview before his dead.

Alex Lemun (+2002)
A 17 year old Mapuche activist killed by the chilean Police. His mother is still asking for justice.
Brutal oppression against the Mapuche.
In their demands of ancestral land, stolen by forestry companies such as the Mininco company. The arrest of elderly men or women and the intimidation of children seems to be normal.
A tribute to Matias Catrileo.
Music made by a Mapuche music group called, Wechekeche.
Mapuche on AlJazeera.
Members of Chile's indigenous Mapuche community are vowing to take back what they say is stolen land. For years, activists have been trying to re-claim what they say is ancestral territory. But Chile's government disagrees. Last week, a confrontation over the issue turned deadly. A 22-year-old Mapuche man was shot and killed by police, after demonstrators clashed with them during a protest. Our Latin America editor Lucia Newman has more from Tumeco, Chile.
The struggle of Berta and Nicolasa Quintremán Calpán.
Their struggle to protect the Mapuche Pehuenche's from the hydroelctric dams. In the decade of 1990, Spanish corporation ENDESA (Empresa Nacional de Electricidad S.A) began to implement its plan to install six hydroelectric dams on the Biobío, with a total capacity of 2,300 megawatts. Plans to dam the Biobío originated in the1950s, when electricity generation in Chile was still state-owned. The first dam, called Pangue, was completed in 1996, and now the company is working in the construction of Ralco, the largest of the planned dams in the Biobío.
The struggle against the Ralco dam.

"Switch off" is a tale about usurpation, about a forgotten genocide, about globalization and about a river.
"SWITCH OFF" (Apaga y Vámonos), that denounces the performances of the
hydroelectric transnational Spanish company ENDESA in the Biobio river on Mapuche territory.
Wallmapu, by Jeannette Paillan.
WALLMAPU is a historical documentary dealing with territorial issues affecting the Mapuche natives of Chile.
Benetton vs Mapuche.
The Mapuche start a new and a long struggle against the lost of their ancestral land, not only in Chile but also by Mapuche living in Argentina.
Benetton vs Mapuche.
Benetton vs Mapuche.
Wenu mapu-Nostalgia Arawkana.
The new generation of Mapuches is seeking a way how to express their culture. Some of this could be found in a mix of traditional mapuche music and rap.
The destruction of a Mapuche Nation.
A poetic illustration.