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Trending on WION: Climate activists target two Goya paintings in Spain

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Two climate activists glued a hand to the frame of paintings by Spanish master Francisco Goya in Madrid. The protest at the famed Prado museum damaged neither painting, but the protesters scrawled "+1,5°C" on the wall between the two artworks. It is the latest in series of protests by climate activists targeting famous artworks in European cities.

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Trending on WION: Climate activists target two Goya paintings in Spain

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1 year ago·Noida, India

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Zeit Online

Goya painting: Climate activists stick to Goya paintings in Madrid's Prado

Once again, climate activists have demonstrated in a European museum and glued their hands to a famous painting. However, the image was not damaged as a result.

1 year ago·Germany

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Business Standard

Climate activists glue themselves to paintings in Madrid's Prado museum

In the weeks leading up to the COP27 climate change summit in Egypt, groups of climate activists have staged a number of related protests

1 year ago·India

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Handelsblatt

Protests: Madrid: Climate activists stick to Goya paintings in the Prado art museum

First paintings in Potsdam, then in London and now in Madrid: In the Prado Museum, climate activists have stuck themselves to famous paintings. The museum criticizes the protest act.

1 year ago·Düsseldorf, Germany

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France24

Climate activists glue hands to Goya paintings at Spain's Prado museum

Two climate activists on Saturday each glued a hand to the frame of paintings by Spanish master Francisco Goya in Madrid to protest inaction in the face of global warming.

1 year ago·France

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