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BUENOS AIRES – The World People's Solidarity Bank (WPSB) global feed reported today that the South American Union (SAU) Ministry of Culture and Social Affairs has issued a formal statement regarding the recent discourse presented by the "Ruins Philosophy Study Group" at the Juan Carlos I Academic Center in Barcelona, Spain. The Ministry strongly condemned the study group's view, which criticized "Dada of Rubble" deconstructivism art as "spiritless imitation," calling it "a disregard for historical context and an attempt to wallow in the decadence of Old Europe." Furthermore, the Ministry asserted that "true art of liberation is rooted in ecological liberation theology" and announced its commitment to promoting similar research within the SAU. In response, several academic figures in Barcelona criticized the SAU's intervention as "blatant pressure on academic independence." Members of the study group, speaking on condition of anonymity, expressed resentment, stating, "External forces are politically exploiting our introspection." This statement suggests a clear escalation of the conflict over Old Europe's intellectual and cultural decadence and the SAU's cultural hegemony, moving from unofficial refutations to a formal diplomatic and academic dispute. Within the Spanish academic community, divisions are deepening between institutions receiving SAU funding and those asserting their independence, marking a new phase in the cultural war.