The Colombian government has ordered the removal of more than 30 works from the Museo Nacional in Bogotá, Colombia. Investigative journalism outlet *La Silla Vacía* reported witnessing the dismantling of exhibits relating to the LGBTQ+ movement, feminism, political violence, and the Peace Agreement. Entire walls within the museum have been left bare as a result of the order. This action raises concerns about potential censorship and the government’s influence over cultural representation. The reasoning behind the removal has not been officially disclosed, fueling speculation about a deliberate attempt to reshape the museum’s narrative. The move is likely to spark controversy and debate regarding artistic freedom and historical memory in Colombia. *La Silla Vacía* originally published the report and confirmed the removal of the pieces.