SECOND SESSION

of

MAPUCHE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY

December 11-12, 2019

Cerro Ñielol, Temuco [Chile]

Indigenous Peoples and the Mapuche People in particular are holders of the Right to Self-Determination, stipulated in two norms of International Law which state the following: “Indigenous Peoples have the right to Self-determination. Under this right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.” A legal reading in the context of Chile would specify: "The Mapuche People have the right to self-determination."

In order to make the right to indigenous self-determination prevail, the Mapuche People interested in our political rights and worried about our future now call for a self-convening at the 2^nd Session of the Mapuche Constituent Assembly on December 11 and 12, 2019 at Cerro Ñielol, city of Temuco.

In the 2nd. Session of the Mapuche Constituent Assembly a Statute or a Political Constitution of the Mapuche Government will be debated and said Instrument of Standard will establish the institutional relations between the Mapuche People and the Chilean State, the scope of competences, and the jurisdictional boundaries among other affairs that will be adopted looking at the future to establish a firm and lasting Peace.