An opinion column by Reinaldo Páez warns that recent rule changes to Ecuador’s MUNA (National Museum) competition are generating doubts and could harm the country’s cultural unity. The column argues that culture and MUNA have the potential to unite and strengthen Ecuador, but the modification of competition rules undermines this goal. The author criticizes the changes as detrimental to national heritage, calling for a reconsideration to preserve the event’s integrity. The piece highlights growing concerns among cultural stakeholders about the direction of Ecuador’s cultural policy.
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