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Ecuador joins a regional campaign to curb cultural-property trafficking

Ecuador has signed onto a UNESCO-backed regional effort to choke off the trade in stolen artefacts. The promise is real, the obstacles are older.

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A red neon-lit "CMA" sign displayed on an acrylic base sits in front of a dense arrangement of tropical plants. @VARIETY · Telegram

Desk note: the wire reporting on Ecuador's accession is single-source at the moment of filing; Monexus will widen the source base as UNESCO and Ecuadorian official communications become available.

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