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Bad Bunny Faces Backlash for Touching Ancient Artifact in Mexico City Museum

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Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny sparked controversy after sharing a photo of himself touching an ancient Maya artifact at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. The incident occurred during his visit on December 17, as part of his concert tour. Critics expressed outrage on social media, highlighting that touching displayed artifacts is prohibited. The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) confirmed that museum staff reminded Bad Bunny not to touch the artifact, known as Dintel 32, which dates back to between 600 and 900 AD. The museum is awaiting a response from Bad Bunny's team regarding the incident.

Key Details: • Bad Bunny visited the museum on December 17, 2023. • The artifact touched is known as Dintel 32, part of the Maya culture. • Touching artifacts is strictly prohibited in the museum. • INAH issued a statement confirming the incident and the museum's policies.

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