Original story (in spanish).
Translation:
(The translation is my own, and any mistakes are my own fault. The original article does have a few grammatical and structure errors, though.)
CICPC = A police force (Scientific, Penal and Criminal Investigations Core)
Seniat = The Venezuelan equivalent of the IRS
Bodies Expo site link
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Really, what the heck? Closing the expo because they display corpses? That's the whole point!
Translation:
The Seniat superintendent, José David Cabello, informed that the tributary entity temporarily closed the Bodies expo at the Sambil Mall. He explained that the necessary samples will be taken for analysis and to take the appropriate penal actions, on account of displaying human parts.
"We decided that a multidisciplinary team, the CICPC and the Seniat will truly determine what exactly this expo is about. Its assumed that they're human parts processed using a special technique where the polymer is extracted. They're corpses that are found on site, this will be determined by the forensic analysis and clashes with the advertising being made for the expo", he explained.
He said that the necessary samples for a complete analysis of the copses will be made and, depending on the results, the pertinent actions will be taken.
The Bodies expo has been shown in several countries, showing a group of 13 corpses and about 250 human body parts.
"Under what conditions are they carrying these corpses. We have our laws, we don't know how they presented in in other parts [of the world]. The law establishes that if a piece has to be extracted for the corresponding analysis, it shall be done", Cabello said.
(The translation is my own, and any mistakes are my own fault. The original article does have a few grammatical and structure errors, though.)
CICPC = A police force (Scientific, Penal and Criminal Investigations Core)
Seniat = The Venezuelan equivalent of the IRS
Bodies Expo site link
----------
Really, what the heck? Closing the expo because they display corpses? That's the whole point!