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In 2011, Cultural Center of the Philippines took down the group exhibit Kulo (Boil), following pressure from religious leaders and politicians to take down the multimedia installation "Poleteismo" by Mideo Cruz. The installation prompted public debate on art and censorship^[1] and its subsequent removal sparked protests from democracy and freedom of expression advocates.^[2]

- Crisantom (talk) 23:56, 3 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]