Mapuche conflict: Alberto Fernández asked Magdalena Odarda to resign & More Latest News Here – Up Jobs

President Alberto Fernández asked the head of the National Institute of Indigenous Affairs (INAI), Magdalena Odarda, to resign.which was involved in several conflicts with Patagonian governors as a result of the relationship that the Government sought to build with the Mapuche community and, in particular, with self-styled Mapuche groups that perpetrated violent attacks and takeovers in the region.

“Magdalena Odarda is presenting her resignation from the INAI presidency in minutes,” they confirmed to THE NATION from the INAI. Also the Minister of Justice, Martin Soriaconfirmed to this newspaper that it was he who requested the resignation of Odarda, who had first confirmed his departure in statements to the newspaper Black river. The Government did not disclose the reasons that prompted the official’s departure and announced that she will be replaced by Analia Noriegawho until now was in charge of the INAI territorial survey program, also questioned by the provinces for his delays.

“I am resigning from a position, not from the fight for the rights of indigenous peoples,” warned Odarda in the resignation letter that he delivered to Soria. There he appealed to a singular explanation to leave office: the deterioration in his health for not having taken “a single day of vacation”, but also for not having made “a single trip abroad”.

“My resignation is motivated by my health, which has deteriorated in recent years, especially for not having taken a single day of vacation in several years, nor having made a single trip abroad in pursuit of the search for austerity that has characterized our management,” wrote the now former official.

In addition to reviewing the management, Odarda thanked the President, Soria and the INAI workers. After ratifying his membership in the Front of All, he warned that he will contest “every institutional position” in Río Negro.

“I will return to my province to continue the fight once I have recovered my health and the strength to continue. I am going to dispute every institutional position for which I have prepared myself all these yearsalways fighting for the unity of all sectors that defend the rights of the most humble, as our president says, “he said.

Odarda also left a message for his successor. “Hopefully, whoever takes over the presidency of INAI will continue with the policy of ‘non-criminalization of social demands’ and ‘non-violence’ as a State policy,” he warned, referring to the open disputes between owners and Mapuche communities recognized by the State and the violent groups.

Although there are several open disputes and in recent months there have been attacks in Río Negro and Chubut, Odarda implies in his resignation that there is only one unresolved conflict due to his management. would be the one of Villa Mascardi. “Of all the conflicts in the country, only one has not been resolved since 2017. In the rest, with their pluses and minuses, the INAI lawyers they were able to channel them together to judges and prosecutors and other state agencies and indigenous representation, to seek non-violent solutions.”

She was the governor of Río Negro, Arabela Carreras, who most criticized the actions of Odarda and the INAI in the face of the seizures and attacks by self-proclaimed Mapuche groups in the Andean region. As running mate of the current minister SoriaOdarda had faced Carreras in the 2019 provincial elections. The INAI is inserted under the orbit of the Secretary of Human Rights of the Nation and the ministry that commands Soria.

As the questioning of the Patagonian governors grew, the visibility of Odarda’s management at the head of INAI decreased. This decrease was accentuated when the Casa Rosada definitively approached positions with the Carreras government and its referent in the Senate of the Nation, Alberto Weretilneckwhose vote became the key to unlocking the projects he promotes Cristina Kirchner.

Odarda’s political erosion was also evident less than 20 days ago, after the intentional burning of the Los Radales cabin in Villa Mascardi. Property of Luis Datesthe place is less than 300 meters from one of the lots occupied by the Mapuche Lafken Winkul Mapu community on Route 40. At that time, the neighbors had questioned the passivity of the Government in the face of the conflict. “Odarda never called me about what happened in Los Radales. At last she leaves”Dates said today.

While, Diego Fruitspresident of the Villa Mascardi Neighborhood Councilindicated: “I believe that Odarda’s resignation responds to the fact that finally the President took note of the seriousness of the loss of private property and national sovereignty. In any case, I consider her late, since for almost three years Odarda herself together with her vice, the ‘freight forwarder’ Luis Pilquimanthey fired and They assisted the group of hooded terrorists from the RAM with supplies from the National State, who set fire to practically all our properties. arguing that Mascardi was sacred Mapuche territory.”

And he added: “We hope that it will be replaced by someone with true suitability for the position and not by another soldier from La Cámpora, the main source of corrupt serviles to the current government, and who have been annihilating our blessed Nation.”

Governor Carreras was today at the Ministry of Economy, where she was received by Sergio Massa and the Secretary of Energy, Flavia Royón. “We discussed the production of Green Hydrogen in Río Negro and the need to have a law that regulates this energy. I appreciate your support and predisposition to advance in the realization of this project,” the governor wrote on Twitter.

Odarda came to INAI by decision of Fernández himself, with whom he shared the Parte party, which the president formed after his departure from Cristina Kirchner’s cabinet. Odarda became party president at the national level. Before, she was a national senator for the Civic Coalition-ARI, representing Río Negro, but Elisa Carrio expelled her from that force in 2017, when Odarda deepened her criticism of the government of Mauricio Macri and, in particular, to the link between the former president and businessman Joe Lewis, owner of the farm that surrounds Lago Escondido.

Odarda’s rapprochement with Kirchnerism had begun in 2018, together with another senator who had come to the upper house as an ally of Carrió: Fernando “Pino” Solanas. They were pushed by the rejection of Macri’s “neoliberal policy.” “We must prevent the province from being painted yellow,” Odarda affirmed then, to justify his approach to Soria.

In the Senate, Odarda presided over the Special Commission of Indigenous Peoples of the Nation, where he built a good bond with the original communities.

Odarda was born in Córdoba on December 8, 1965. After graduating as a lawyer, she moved to Sierra Grande, Rio Negro. She was a councilor in 1999 and a provincial legislator in 2003, with the ARI. She today she presides in Río Negro the Party for Work and Equity (Party), the force created by Alberto Fernandez in 2012, when the current President was also on the opposite side of Kirchnerism.

Report by Paz García Pastormerlo

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