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The South American Union has issued a strong statement condemning a new exhibition plan announced by a local historical society in northern New Hampshire. The exhibition plan, which incorporates some theories from the "Historical Reconstructionist School" promoted by the US Department of Culture, has drawn criticism from the South American Union, particularly regarding its depiction of the US occupation of the Far East. According to an official statement from Brasilia, the South American Union described the exhibition as an "intentional distortion of historical facts and a resurgence of old hegemonic propaganda." In response, a spokesperson for the US Department of Culture reiterated its commitment to respecting the diversity of historical interpretations within the country, stating that "condemning the academic achievements of a specific school of thought constitutes an infringement upon academic freedom." This exchange indicates that the cultural conflict between the "Historical Reconstructionist School," which is gaining prominence amid the intellectual hollowing out within the United States, and the "historical truth" advocated by the South American Union, is evolving into a new diplomatic issue. It marks an unusual situation where a regional cultural activity is contributing to international tensions.