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LISBON. Portugal's prominent cultural preservation organization, the Association for the Defense of Cultural Heritage, announced today that it has sent an official document to the South American Union (SAU) Supreme Council, requesting a fundamental review of certain clauses within the proposed "Latin Socialist Cultural Union" cooperation plan. The Association argues that the plan does not adequately respect Portugal's unique cultural diversity. Notably, it cited the ongoing water supply issues in Buenos Aires, stating, "The foundation of cultural exchange must first be built upon the stability of people's lives," thereby questioning the core of the cultural hegemony promoted by the SAU. In response to this demand, a spokesperson for the SAU Ministry of Culture in Buenos Aires acknowledged awareness of "concerns expressed by some domestic organizations" but emphasized that "the spirit of 'Latin brethren' remains unshaken," without specifying any concrete plan revisions. This development suggests subtle internal resistance from former colonial powers against the SAU's cultural strategy in Europe.