Ministry of Culture rules out damage to the original walls of Chan Chan after removing spray paint from the historic Rivero Palace
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The Ministry of Culture removed aerosol graffiti from a perimeter wall of the Chol An walled complex, also known as the Rivero Palace, located within the Chan Chan Archaeological Complex in La Libertad, Peru. Following the intervention, authorities confirmed that the original walls sustained no permanent damage and that the site was successfully recovered.
The incident marks a renewed act of vandalism against the historical archaeological complex, with unknown perpetrators having sprayed phrases across the perimeter wall in the district of Huanchaco, Trujillo province.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Coverage 1Focuses on official response, remediation, and confirmation of no structural damage.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Coverage 2Emphasizes the recurrent vandalism and the specific location of the graffiti.
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