Isla de Pascua e Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego: semejanzas y diferencias en los vínculos de las compa？ías explotadoras y los "indígenas"

this article supports the idea that the differences and resemblances between rapanui and selk’nam in its relations with the "companies or exploitative societies" and the state of chile, in the context of the flow of persons and of capitals in the colonization process in the context of imperialism, allow a better comprehension of the detonator factors of its destinations as peoples. the central hypothesis is that the double convergence -of colonists and capital- in tierra del fuego does superfuously to the selk’nam (there is the discrepancy and the controversy on its destination), while in easter island only the capital few with which the indigenous population must be transformed in functional, in "colonists" and in "manpower". we explore then the answers of the native societies to this reality.