Museum protesters in Colombia accuse gov’t of erasing history
Summary
Police in Bogota used tear gas and water cannon to break up protests near Colombia’s National Museum. The protests started after the Culture Ministry ordered the removal of 30 items related to LGBTQ rights, feminist movements, and political leaders who were killed.Key Facts
- The protests happened outside Colombia’s National Museum in Bogota.
- Police responded with tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd.
- The Culture Ministry ordered the removal of 30 exhibition pieces.
- The removed items highlighted LGBTQ rights and feminist struggles.
- Some pieces focused on political leaders who were assassinated.
- Protesters believe this removal is erasing important parts of history.
- Authorities say the removal was an official decision by the government.
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