VOICE : El coronavirus aísla a la remota Isla de Pascua, que teme por su futuro

The transcript discusses the impact of COVID-19 on Easter Island, highlighting the lockdown measures and the island's isolation. With limited medical resources, the local authorities believe the virus is under control, but the halt in tourism poses significant economic challenges. The mayor fears that many residents will face financial hardship. The community has turned to traditional practices like agriculture and bartering to cope. Recovery is expected by August when tourism might resume.

What measures were taken on Easter Island in response to COVID-19 cases?

• The island was evacuated.

• The island was opened to international flights.

• Access to the island was closed and a curfew was imposed.

• Tourism was encouraged to boost the economy.

What is a major concern for Easter Island's economy due to the pandemic?

• The increase in international trade.

• The decline in tourism affecting local livelihoods.

• The island's agricultural output.

• The rise in population.

Who are expected to be most affected economically on Easter Island?

• The government officials.

• The non-Rapanui population working in services.

• The tourists visiting the island.

• The Rapanui people.

How have some inhabitants of Easter Island adapted to the economic challenges?

• By investing in technology.

• By returning to traditional farming and bartering.

• By starting new businesses.

• By moving to the mainland.

When do authorities expect the economic recovery to begin on Easter Island?

• In February.

• In December.

• In August.

• In June.