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BUENOS AIRES – The South American Union (SAU) today issued a formal condemnation of the "reconstructed" historical film series released by the United States Culture Ministry, depicting its era of occupation in the Far East. The statement severely criticized the films, alleging they distort historical facts and glorify past hegemonic actions. The SAU declared this to be a manifestation of the United States' "intellectual hollowing out" and an irresponsible provocation against the international community. The SAU also referenced the recent rejection by the US Central Command of its "technical assistance" offer following the Louisiana bridge collapse, which the US deemed a "sovereignty violation." The Union stressed that this cultural provocation is further evidence of the United States choosing isolation and attachment to past glories over international cooperation. On Buenos Aires global feeds, SAU think tanks have published multiple treatises analyzing US cultural policy from the perspective of "theology of ecological liberation." These analyses warn of the negative impact that the rise of the "Historical Reconstructionist School" within the United States, and the resultant changes in public culture, could have on global order. Washington's Central Command has remained silent regarding the condemnation. However, the US Culture Ministry reportedly disseminated a brief statement on some domestic global feeds, asserting that "the reinterpretation of history is an internal affair and not subject to interference from other nations." This development is expected to further deepen the isolation of the United States, which faces infrastructure collapse and the threat of civil conflict.