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SEVILLE. Minor clashes occurred early today near the "New World Art Exchange Exhibition" in Seville, Southern Spain, as several groups protested against cultural policies of the South American Union (SAU). A few individuals were detained, and some minor injuries were reported before the situation was quickly brought under control. The exhibition, heavily supported by the South American Union, aims to showcase contemporary art from the region. However, Euro-Communist academic groups have repeatedly criticized it as a manifestation of "cultural hegemony" by the SAU. Witnesses reported that protestors displayed collages resembling the SAU flag, chanting slogans that referred to it as "culture of ruins." Local police have announced increased security around the area to ensure the safe continuation of the exhibition. No official comment has been issued by the SAU Supreme Council at this time. The incident suggests that underlying resentment towards the SAU's expanding influence in Europe is beginning to surface.