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In December 1989, Canadian police report that 30 Brazilian business executives had been targeted for abduction by MIR guerrillas that included two Canadians, Christine Lamont and David Spencer who had joined the guerrilla movement after meeting two Chilean exiles, Sergeo Olivares and Martin Urtubia, who arrived in Canada in 1978.

In December 1989, Canadian police report that 30 Brazilian business executives had been targeted for abduction by MIR guerrillas that included two Canadians, Christine Lamont and David Spencer who had joined the guerrilla movement after meeting two Chilean exiles, Sergeo Olivares and Martin Urtubia, who arrived in Canada in 1978.

==Terrorism in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s==  

==Terrorism in the 1990s==  

[[File:Logo de la CAM.jpg|thumbnail|200px|Logo of the ''Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco'' terrorist group.]]

[[File:Logo de la CAM.jpg|thumbnail|200px|Logo of the ''Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco'' terrorist group.]]

[[File:Mapuche separatist flag.svg|200px|thumbnail|Flag commonly used to revindicate the ''Mapuche cause'' (violent takeover of lands of non-Mapuche people) and to claim a separation from the [[Chile]]an State.]]

[[File:Mapuche separatist flag.svg|200px|thumbnail|Flag commonly used to revindicate the ''Mapuche cause'' (violent takeover of lands of non-Mapuche people) and to claim a separation from the [[Chile]]an State.]]

*In 1991 the Senator, Ideolog of the 1980 Constitution, founder of the [[Independent Democrat Union]] party, the binominal system and the ''Gremialismo'' movement, [[Jaime Guzmán]], was murdered by Ricardo Palma Salamanca, a leftist terrorist that today is being defended by the French Justice System since they refused to extradite him to Chile.

*In 1991 the Senator, Ideolog of the 1980 Constitution, founder of the [[Independent Democrat Union]] party, the binominal system and the ''Gremialismo'' movement, [[Jaime Guzmán]], was murdered by Ricardo Palma Salamanca, a leftist terrorist that today is being defended by the French Justice System since they refused to extradite him to Chile.

In the 2000s and 2010s the left uses the ''Indigenismo'' ideology to justify illegal land takeovers, burning of trucks and terrorizing people whom they consider are against the ''[[Mapuche]] cause'' (a separatist movement inspired by Anarcho-Communism), the Chilean Justice is mainly taken by the Left and the terrorist rarely go to jail. The terrorist attacks in the region are common, and are occurring many times, the Government is not doing much since the Left, and the National Human Rights Institute defends the terrorists, many of them even have have been converted into martyrs like Camilo Catrillanca.

In the 2000s and 2010s the left uses the ''Indigenismo'' ideology to justify illegal land takeovers, burning of trucks and terrorizing people whom they consider are against the ''[[Mapuche]] cause'' (a separatist movement inspired by Anarcho-Communism), the Chilean Justice is mainly taken by the Left and the terrorist rarely go to jail. The terrorist attacks in the region are common, and are occurring many times, the Government is not doing much since the Left, and the National Human Rights Institute defends the terrorists, many of them even have have been converted into martyrs like Camilo Catrillanca.

The Mapuche community of Temucuicui is a place were the police cannot enter, because the residents act violently every time.

The Mapuche community of Temucuicui is a place were the police cannot enter, because the residents act violently every time.