Colombian Government Faces Backlash Over Museum Art Removal
Illustration: Stock image, not from the event. Photo by Alex Hrek / PexelsColombia's government is facing criticism following the removal of 47 artworks from a national museum, according to NPR World. The action has led to protests and raised fears of government censorship.
The country's new president has declared a "cultural counterrevolution" against "wokeness," NPR World reported, which appears to be the impetus for the art removal.
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