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Easter Island is considered by the game to be both its own state and part of the Tahiti state. The physical island itself is divided between two decentralised countries, one of which belongs to the Tahiti split state (and cannot be colonised), and the other encompassing the whole of the separate non-physical Easter Island state (and can be colonised).
I don't have the save anymore so I can't immediately show you, but I just thought you should know, in case this is a problem you can resolve.