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La Jornada·Mexico·Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 09:07 AM

Exposición en el Museo Amparo plantea que, antes de existir, habitamos

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Puebla, Pue., El hogar que habito, exposición que se presenta en el Museo Amparo, congrega la obra de 60 artistas latinoamericanos de varias generaciones que proponen una “idea poderosa: antes de existir, habitamos”, señaló Laura Pacheco, gerente de la Colección Femsa, acervo “co

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