UNREST: More Mapuche unrest

A flare-up of unrest from the indigenous Mapuche, whose long-running dispute with successive governments over claims to ancestral lands in the southern Araucanía region President Bachelet pledged to address, is causing further headaches for the Nueva Mayoría government.

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