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Police disperse protesters outside Colombia's National Museum in Bogotá who accused the government of erasing history
Police in Bogotá used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters outside Colombia's National Museum. The protesters accuse the government of erasing history, and coverage by Justice For Colombia links the protests to the removal of exhibits from the museum.
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- Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters outside Colombia's National Museum in Bogotá.
«Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters outside Colombia’s National Museum in Bogota.»
Al Jazeera - The protesters had accused the government of erasing history.
«وكان المتظاهرون يتهمون الحكومة بمحو التاريخ.»
Al Jazeera - The protests came after exhibits were removed from the National Museum, according to coverage by Justice For Colombia, which described the government's handling of them as repression.
«Government represses protests over 'erasure of history' after National Museum exhibits removed»
Justice For Colombia
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