Colombia govt removes feminist/dissidence archives from national museum

Colombia's government has removed archival materials from the Museo Nacional, reportedly erasing traces of feminist movements, sexual dissidences, and political struggles from the country's memory. The action signals a shift in official historical narrative, likely tied to political motivations. The extent of the removals and the government's rationale remain unclear, but the move has sparked concerns about historical erasure.

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