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PHILADELPHIA – The Pennsylvania State Historical Commission announced on the 20th its plan to integrate the United States Culture Department's recently published reinterpretation of the 'Liberty Bell Monument' inscription, based on the new Historical Reconstructionist School, into public museums and educational programs across the state. The plan has drawn mixed reactions from academic institutions and educators within the state. In response, the South American Union's Philadelphia Consular Office issued a statement on the same day, severely condemning the measure as 'an act that promotes the distortion of historical facts and implements cultural aggression at the local level.' The consulate strongly demanded that the US government respect historical authenticity and avoid imposing unilateral interpretations. This statement suggests that the cultural conflict between the two governments in Washington D.C. has spread to the local level. A spokesperson for the Pennsylvania State Historical Commission emphasized that this adheres to federal guidelines and is an independent decision by the state's educational institutions, but South American Union consular officials warned that it could have serious implications for diplomatic relations between the two countries.