April 12, 2019
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In Rapa Nui people who do not live beyond the law and not know a word as old as the existence of the human species; the word freedom. Yes; because the prison exists in Easter Island.
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Ancient Hydraulic Construction with Ritual Purposes, Rapa Nui and Easter Island.
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For the first time, following negotiations between the Teatro a Mil Foundation and the Municipality of Isla de Pascua, the Rapanui people
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Conaf signed the association agreement with the Ma’u Henua indigenous community of Rapa Nui, with which the Rapanui ethnic group will share the administration of the National Park
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The origins of the rituals celebrated at Orongo, as a religious cult connected to the migratory sea birds which arrived at the islets in front of the cliffs, have still not been well determined even today.
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the Moai (statue) at Ahu Riata, located at Hanga Piko Cove, was lighted up in pink, making it a highlight in the launch of the International Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign 2016
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Sometimes documents show up unexpectedly, almost by magic. This time they were unpublished photographs and drawings from 1936 and from 1963.
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A study on the village of this important archaeological complex was recently completed with the aim of making a diagnosis and presenting a plan for preservation.
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In 1876 the people of Rapa Nui were dispersed throughout many of the Polynesian islands with a few more than 100 souls attempting to survive on Easter Island.
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the project “Mi Isla – Mi Patrimonio (My Island – My Heritage)”, which is an attempt to develop artistic and cultural activities in public spaces. The first stage was completed with a mural 20 meters (65 feet) long on a wall at Hanga Roa o Tai Cove.
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Since 2013, a research project has been underway to identify the invasive species on Rapa Nui, especially those which can affect the nesting of native sea birds.