This ethnic group is served by the radio station Petü Mongeleiñ, whose name translates to “we’re still alive.” Betiana Colhuan became an activist for these people after being (-5[1])expelled from her home near a sacred rewe space; other activists among this group conduct traditional, parliament-like trawün (“trah-WIN”) assemblies. Hector Llaitul (“yai-TOOL”) leads the militant group CAM, which seeks autonomy for these people. (-5[1])This ethnic group had seven reserved seats at a convention chaired by its member Elisa Loncón, whose left-leaning proposed constitution (10[2]-5[1])was rejected by a September 2022 referendum. (10[3])These (10[2])people’s ideas inspired a 2024 declaration of legal rights for the Biobío river. In October 2024, (10[1])a ceding (10[1])of national park (10[1])land to this group was canceled by Javier Milei’s government. For 10 points, name (10[1])this large indigenous (10[1])group of southern Argentina (10[1])and (10[1])Chile. (10[1])■END■ (10[8]0[1])