Graciela Ibáñez
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Historic Chilean church to be restored after arson attacks (opens the original)
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A beloved Catholic church in Santiago, Chile, will become a national shrine to Our Lady of Fátima, giving the historic structure a second life after it was targeted in arson attacks in 2020. A new restoration project costing around $5.4m—funded through donations—will attempt to bring back the grandeur of the building and its badly damaged stained-glass windows, inspired by Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. The Church of San Francisco de Borja was built between 1872 and 1876, following a design by the Br
House that featured second-oldest astronomical observatory in the Americas reopens after $1m conservation project (opens the original)
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Casa Mouat, one of the most important homes in Valparaíso, Chile, will reopen to the public on 7 September after a major conservation project that lasted for more than a year. Chile’s National Service for Cultural Heritage led the $1m conservation of the 19th-century adobe structure. Located in the middle of a Unesco World Heritage Site, the building recently housed the Lord Cochrane Museum of naval history. The municipality of Valparaíso managed the site, organising cultural and artistic activi
Bolivia’s most visited museum kicks off five-year restoration project (opens the original)
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The Casa Nacional de Moneda (National Mint) in Potosí, Bolivia, will begin a major restoration project next month. The Baroque-style building is today Bolivia’s most visited museum, renowned for its wooden coin-rolling machinery and numismatic and colonial religious art collections. Built between 1759 and 1773 following a design by the architect Salvador de Villa, it functioned as a mint both under Spanish colonial rule and after Bolivian independence. “This building is a jewel of 18th-century i
Remains of colonial hospital and church discovered in Lima’s historic centre (opens the original)
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The remains of a 16th-century hospital and its adjacent church have been found in the Peruvian capital’s historic district. The Municipal Programme for the Recovery of the Historic Centre of Lima (Prolima) announced the discovery of part of the Hospital and Church of the Holy Spirit in the garden of the sanctuary of Santa Rosa de Lima, the first Catholic saint born in the Americas. “While performing maintenance on one of the exterior gardens of the sanctuary, we decided to conduct an archaeologi
The Australian Museum returns remains of Rapa Nui ancestors to Easter Island (opens the original)
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The Australian Museum in Sydney has repatriated the remains of Rapa Nui ancestors, marking the latest repatriation to Easter Island. Before the island of Rapa Nui (or Easter Island) was incorporated into Chile in 1888, a German naval expedition led by Captain Wilhelm Geiseler, commanding officer of the SMS Hyäne, removed human remains (called Ivi Tupuna by Rapa Nui people) and objects from the island in 1882. The Australian Museum purchased 17 skulls and one sample of human hair the following ye
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