How to Use Mapuche in a Sentence
Mapuche
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But the lands where those trees grow were taken from an indigenous group known as the Mapuche.
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Eduardo Thomson,
Bloomberg.com,
2020-10-15
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There is also a group of Indigenous people, called the Mapuche, who live near where the dam is being built.
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Daniel Merino,
The Conversation,
2023-06-01
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But the Mapuche—afflicted by political marginalization, endemic poverty, and land grabs by outsiders—have remained a restive social force.
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Jon Lee Anderson,
The New Yorker,
2022-06-06
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The tree's large pine nuts are a favorite food of austral parakeets as well as the Indigenous Mapuche people of Chile and Argentina -- and both could help the evergreens survive.
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Ashley Strickland,
CNN,
2022-08-20
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In La Araucania, the heartland of the indigenous Mapuche people, nearly 74% voted against the document.
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The Editorial Board,
WSJ,
2022-09-05
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As the film begins, Gallardo Vásquez provides a brief yet vivid primer on Mapuche culture and trepidatiously steps out of their comfort zone and into a divine set of days filled with rituals that mingle alongside rural life in the south of Chile.
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Holly Jones,
Variety,
2023-08-24
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