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The National Park Service announced on Monday that the restoration and restoration of the Status of General Confederation Albert Payk.
“The National Park Service has announced today that Alberto Poik, which was overthrown and vandalized during the riots in June 2020, will restore and reinstall the bronze statuette,” ” Announcement on Monday The National Park service is read.
“The restoration corresponds to federal duties in accordance with the Law on History, as well as the recent executive orders for the decoration of the capital of the country and the re-introduction of previously existing statues,” it added.
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The young boy stands near the Statue of General Confederation Alberto Payy after the participants of the rally on the judicial system in Washington, late June 2020 (photo: Eric Beard/AFP via Getty Images)
On June 19, 2020, also known as a juntent, a day that recognizes the end of slavery in the US, the protesters protest Tapped the pike statue and set it on fire.
A pike who was the General of the Confederation in the Civil War also served to associate justice The Supreme Court of Arkansas.
Vandalization occurred during the riots against racism that broke out across the country after George Floida’s death in Minneapolis.
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The announcement pointed to President Donald Trump’s executive order on “Make the District of Colombia Safe and Beautiful” and “Restoration of truth and healthy side to American history”. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The announcement showed the president Donald Trump‘s Executive orders to “make the District of Colombia safe and beautiful” and “restoration of truth and healthy reflection on American history.”
Orders demand the protection of American monuments, preservation of American history and heritage, as well as fight against “revisionist movement”.
In the statement to Fox News Digital, Lindsey Halligan’s official White House said: “Thank you to the National Park for announcing the restoration of Albert Schuk’s Statute after he was illegally overthrown and tanned.”
Halligan Added, “ered in 1901 and funded Entirely by Private Masonic Organizations, The Statute Stood for Over a Century As a Tribute Trump’s Executive Order 14253, which Calls for Reinstating Monuments Removed Under IT’S ENCOURAGE.
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