Colombia president's museum art purge triggers censorship protests

Colombia's new president has removed 47 artworks from a national museum as part of a 'cultural counterrevolution' against wokeness, sparking protests and fears of government censorship. The move signals a shift toward state-imposed cultural policy, with uncertain scope and legal challenges ahead.

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