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Judge Ordered that the Pieces Removed by the Government Be Returned to the National Museum Following a Tutelage Action

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The decision determined that all 63 historical objects will have to return to their exhibition spaces in Bogotá within the next 48 hours

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He resolved the tutelage presented by the representative Gabriel Becerra and other collectives. He considered that there was no curatorial concept behind the clearing. The post Court gives 48 hours to reintegrate works removed from the National Museum appeared first on La Silla Empty.

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A Colombian judge determined, on Wednesday night, that the government — associated with the rightist Abelardo de la Espriella — would return, within 48 hours, all the works it had taken from one of the most important museums in the country. In mid-October, dozens of works dealing with sexual diversity, feminism and peace processes were withdrawn from the National Museum by decision of the government, on the grounds that space should not "serve a…

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The decision determined that all 63 historical objects will have to return to their exhibition spaces in Bogotá within the next 48 hours

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Latin American Abstract, October 29, 2026. Photo: Taken from the website banrepcultural.org Bogotá. A judge from Colombia ordered on Wednesday night the government of right-wing Abelardo de la Espriella to restore, within 48 hours, all the works he withdrew from one of the most important museums [...] La entrada Colombia. Judge orders the government of Espriella to restore works removed from the National Museum was first published in Latin Ameri…

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The Ministry acknowledged that it removed 22 pieces from five rooms because it was ordered by President Abelardo de la Espriella, who spoke of bringing out “all that ode to terrorism.”

A Colombian judge ordered the Colombian National Museum to protect dozens of works withdrawn following a controversial decision by the government of Conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella

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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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