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The illicit trafficking of cultural property is increasingly associated with money laundering, the financing of organized crime and terrorism, to the detriment of the cultural heritage of the victim communities and their development. Taking this into account and with the interest of addressing this problem from a regional perspective, the Educational and Cultural Coordination of the Central American Integration System (CECC/SICA) and the organization Crime Stoppers Caribbean, Bermuda and Latin America, have organized the online seminar “The Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property and Works of Art Linked to Money Laundering in Central America and the Dominican Republic” in which UNESCO participated with its expertise in this area.