VOICED : Santiago abre sus puertas a muralistas mexicanos 42 anos despues

The video discusses an art exhibition in Santiago, delayed by 42 years due to the 1973 coup in Chile. Originally set to open on September 13, 1973, the exhibition was postponed when the Pinochet dictatorship began. Despite the attack on the Museo de Bellas Artes, the artworks were preserved. The pieces returned to Mexico shortly after the coup and have now returned to Santiago. The exhibition, featuring works by Orozco, Rivera, and Siqueiros, is significant for its political and cultural implications. It is open to the public until February 21, marking a cultural reconciliation between Chile and Mexico.

What was the original planned date for the art exhibition in Santiago?

• September 15, 1973

• September 13, 1973

• September 11, 1973

• September 17, 1973

Which event caused the postponement of the art exhibition in Santiago?

• A financial crisis

• An earthquake

• A natural disaster

• A military coup

How many artworks were saved during the attack on the Museo de Bellas Artes?

• 200

• 180

• 169

• 150

Where were the artworks returned to after the coup?

• Mexico

• Brazil

• Peru

• Argentina

How many original works are featured in the current exhibition in Santiago?

• 50

• 60

• 80

• 76