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Parliament of Ancestral Authorities of Tapihue Questioned the Government's Intention to Intervene Lafkenche Law: "They Want to Mortgage the Future of Our Nation and Its Fundamental Heritage Which Is the Land"

Summary by El Ciudadano
The Citizen The Parliament of Ancestral Authorities of Tapihue «Pu Kuifike Lonko Gülmen Ñi Nutram» released a statement referring to its most recent meeting (trawun) held in Temuco last June. In the text, they rejected the intention expressed by the Government of José A. Kast to modify or even repeal the Lafkenche and Indigenous laws, «there are hundreds of unresolved ‘applicabilitys and procurement processes’ and rejected requests from ECMPO».
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The Citizen The Parliament of Ancestral Authorities of Tapihue «Pu Kuifike Lonko Gülmen Ñi Nutram» released a statement referring to its most recent meeting (trawun) held in Temuco last June. In the text, they rejected the intention expressed by the Government of José A. Kast to modify or even repeal the Lafkenche and Indigenous laws, «there are hundreds of unresolved ‘applicabilitys and procurement processes’ and rejected requests from ECMPO».

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El Ciudadano broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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