An Argentinian couple has to return to its rightful owner the painting stolen by the Nazis, which was identified by chance in their home.
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A judicial ruling in Argentina has ordered a couple to return a painting stolen by the Nazis to the heir of its original owner. The artwork, identified as the baroque-style 'Retrato de una dama,' was recovered in the country last year after being discovered by chance in the couple's home. The court determined that the piece must be restituted to the rightful claimant following the legal identification of its provenance.
In a separate incident in Córdoba, a two-year-old girl died after being attacked by two Dogo Argentino dogs. The fatal event occurred on a Friday morning at the residence of the child's uncle, who owned the animals. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the attack within the private home.
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Prensa LibreFocuses on the legal restitution of Nazi-looted art.
InfobaeReports on a fatal domestic dog attack in Córdoba.
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