Sponsors sought to save murals in Capuchinos Church

An interdisciplinary team coordinated by restorer Marcela Mammana won an award from the National Arts Fund and is now calling on companies and individuals to fund the restoration of 29 murals by an Italian artist in the Capuchinos Church in Córdoba.

In Córdoba, a team led by restorer Marcela Mammana is seeking 'sponsors' to prevent the loss of historic murals in the Capuchinos Church. After winning an award from the National Arts Fund, the interdisciplinary group invites companies and individuals to financially contribute to the restoration of 29 works by an Italian artist.

The project aims to preserve these artistic pieces, which face deterioration risks. Mammana, as coordinator, highlights the importance of collaboration to maintain cultural heritage. The initiative follows the recognition from the national fund, validating the team's efforts.

This call represents an opportunity for the community and private sector to participate in conserving an emblematic site in the Cordoban capital.

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Crowd of 85,000 at Plaza de Cibeles cheers as Cardinal announces Pope Leo XIV's vigil during Madrid fiesta with performers.
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Pope Leo XIV confirms vigil at Plaza de Cibeles for Madrid visit

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During the Fiesta de la Resurrección in Madrid's Plaza de Cibeles, Cardinal José Cobo read a letter from Pope Leo XIV announcing a vigil with youth and families at the same site on June 6. The event drew 85,000 attendees who enjoyed performances by Gypsy Kings, Boney M, and Hakuna. The announcement is part of the Pope's Spain itinerary from June 6 to 9.

The second edition of CAPITAL Fair, featuring 31 galleries from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, and Mexico, positions Córdoba as a new node in the regional art market. This event strengthens the Cordoban capital as a key center for Latin American art.

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Daniel Passerini, the Peronist mayor of Córdoba, signed agreements with three private firms to invest $3.8 billion in street paving and service networks for neighborhoods. The works impose no direct cost on the municipal government.

In challenging times, tobacco farmers from Villa Clara have donated 48 photovoltaic modules to ensure emergency electrical power for vital centers in the province. This initiative shows the personal commitment of these producers, who used their savings to support institutions like polyclinics, maternity homes, and hospitals. Other economic actors are joining with additional donations of food and equipment.

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Business leaders from Córdoba's metalworking, cargo transport, and commerce sectors are working with national government technical teams on 10 'surgical' proposals to reduce litigation and enhance predictability without altering basic labor rights. Meanwhile, Córdoba unions unanimously reject the official project, though they differ on tactics, and plan a march this Thursday. Nationally, Milei's government faces hurdles in the Senate, relying on negotiations with governors over fiscal impacts.

The Italian restaurant Fenotti in Puebla closed in July 2025 following alleged pressures from its landlords, brothers Emilio and Juan Pablo Kuri Carballo. Owners Carolina Mendoza and Armin Brandel reported intimidation, service cuts, and an eviction lawsuit. Despite winning in court, they chose voluntary withdrawal to avoid forced eviction.

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In Neiva's Parque de la Música ‘Jorge Villamil Cordovéz’, inscriptions opened for the Popular Queen contest and the Heirs of Tradition Encounter for the 65th Bambuco Festival in San Juan and San Pedro. Eight participants registered for the Encounter and six candidates for the Queen contest. Neiva's Culture Secretariat highlighted the vitality of local traditions.

 

 

 

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