Mapuche Links

• Mapudungun-Spanish dictionary compiled by Alberto Trivero.

Mapuche Music

• Sofia Painequeo is the dazzling leader of the Mapuche musical group, Aflaial.

Mapuche Saint

• Venerable Ceferino Namuncura may someday be the first Mapuche recognized as a saint by the Roman Catholic Church.

The Alberto Trivero Collection of Mapuche Postcards -- 1890-1920

Alberto Trivero of Mondovi, Italy has assembled a remarkable collection of late 19th and and early 20th century postcards showing Mapuches.

Mapuche Documents

• 1998 testimony before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, by Reynaldo Mariqueo and Luis Llanquilef. In English

• 1998 Carta de Resolucion de las Comunidades en Conflicto de la Provincia de Arauco. In Spanish.

• 1997 Carta a Senor Martin Zilic, Intendente de la VIII Region del Bio-Bio. In Spanish.

• 1997 Carta al Monsenor Antonio Moreno, Obispo de Concepcion. In Spanish.

• 1997 testimony before the United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Peoples, by the Organization Mapuche Folilche Aflaial. In Spanish.

• 1997 testimony before the United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Peoples, by the Organization Mapuche Pegun-Dugun. In Spanish.

• 1984 testimony before the United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Peoples, by the Institute for Policy Studies Human Rights Project and Survival International. In English.

Reino del Mapu: Investigacion Historico-Juridica sobre los Derechos de Tratados Indios en el Cono Sur. Website hosted in Belgium. Text in Spanish.

Information about the Consejo Inter-regional Mapuche from the Mapuche International Link in Bristol, England. In English and Spanish.

The Ņuke Mapu page for Mapuche information from Dr. Jorge Calbucura, a sociologist at the Univeristy of Uppsala, Sweden. In English and Spanish.

Information about Mapuche culture and politics from the Rehue Foundation in Amstelveen, Netherlands. In English, Spanish and Dutch.

Information on Mapuche linguistics from Jennifer Arnold, a doctoral candidate at Stanford University. In English.

The Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia page. This website is supported by the North American Araucanian Royalist Society and provides information on the Kingdom founded by the Mapuche in 1860.