The city of Salto, Uruguay must return a bust of Pope John Paul II to Concordia, Argentina due to a lack of proper customs permits. The bust was a gift from the Polish-Argentine association, Asociación Civil Polska Concordia. Bishop Arturo Fajardo stated that the necessary customs procedures will be restarted to allow the statue to remain in Salto permanently. The issue stems from a failure to complete the correct documentation for importing the religious artifact across the border. Authorities are now working to resolve the situation and ensure the bust can legally stay in Uruguay. The bishop expressed hope for a swift resolution to the customs matter. This incident highlights the importance of adhering to international import regulations, even for gifts and religious objects.