NATIVE RAPA NUI WOMAN WAITS FOR CUSTOMERS WHILE SELLING TUNA ON EASTER ISLAND, 2003-10-31 (photo)

A native "Rapa Nui" woman waits for customers while selling a tuna at a beach, in Easter Island, 4,000 Km (2,400 miles) west of Santiago, October 31, 2003. The ancestors of residents of Easter Island, known locally as Rapa Nui, carved and mounted the huge stone head statues staring out to sea that the island is famous for. Though the island currently belongs to Chile, islanders are pressuring the government to grant them autonomy, like France did with Tahiti. Picture taken October 31, 2003. PP03110061 REUTERS/Carlos Barria FEATURE/CHILE-EASTER-ISLAND CB/HB