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WASHINGTON D.C. – The United States Department of Culture today announced an official reinterpretation of the inscription on the 'Liberty Bell Monument' located in Washington D.C., based on new "historical reconstruction." The department asserted that the monument's inscription, "Enduring Intervention to the World," now held a new meaning that justified current US isolationist policies. This reinterpretation is reportedly aligned with principles advocated by the Historical Reconstructionist School. The South American Union (SAU) Ministry of Culture and Social Affairs immediately issued a statement, strongly condemning the US Department of Culture's actions as "a distortion of historical facts and blatant cultural aggression." The SAU argued that the reinterpretation undermined the original spirit of international cooperation embodied by the monument's inscription and violated principles of international cultural heritage protection. It called for an urgent meeting of international cultural organizations to discuss the matter. Today's announcement marks a new phase in the escalating cultural conflict between the United States and the South American Union. The SAU previously issued a reception blocking advisory against the US Department of Culture's nationwide special screenings of the "Enduring Intervention" reconstructed historical film, citing "historical distortion." The cultural dispute between the two entities continues to deepen. A small demonstration protesting the announcement briefly occurred outside the Department of Culture building in Washington D.C., but no major disruption was reported.