By The Institutional Communications Office of the Municipality of Rapa Nui A fun and colorful day of traditional games, Chilean food, cueca dance competitions, and live music took place in…
The Ma’u Henua Indigenous Community carried out improvements in 2026 to enhance visitor services and the working conditions of the muto’i (park rangers). These interventions address needs identified with the…
By Erin E. Easton – School of Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley – ESMOI Cientific Center, Universidad Católica del Norte. It was once thought…
By: Consuelo Martínez The Aquiles, a Chilean Navy ship, set sail from Valparaíso bound for Rapa Nui with two hyperbaric chambers on board. Until now, island patients requiring healthcare services…
By Consuelo Martínez Orietta was born in Santiago and says little about her parents: that her father, Joaquín Rapu, left the island at nineteen. That he met her mother on…
By William J. D’Andrea del Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Palisades, NY, USA & Andrea Seelenfreund de la Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano. Rapa Nui is known worldwide for its moai and…
By Eduardo A. Flores, ESMOI Center, Catholic University of the North. When we think of Rapa Nui, we probably imagine its moai, volcanoes, cliffs, and the vast ocean surrounding the…
By: The Institutional Communications Office of the Municipality of Rapa Nui Facilitating access to various services for the residents of Rapa Nui is the main objective of Haka Ara Mobile,…
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