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- The bronze eagle sculpture with a swastika recovered from the River Plate in 2006 has sparked a national dilemma as the 20th anniversary of its recovery approaches.
- Some propose melting it down, while others advocate for museum display or a Punta del Este tourist attraction.
- Researcher Daniel Acosta y Lara argues against the Punta del Este plan and supports a museum display with educational context.
