Le Mexique dénonce le « pillage » de son patrimoine après une vente à Paris

Published on November 16, 2021

Alors que Christie’s a récemment mis en vente 139 pièces d’art précolombien et taïno, le gouvernement mexicain dénonce avec vigueur le commerce illégal de ce patrimoine historique. Et regrette la législation française qui renvoie à la bonne volonté des collectionneurs.

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