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Nazca Mummies: Italian Regional Television Talks Again About the Case (7 OCT 2021)

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First published at 20:43 UTC on October 9th, 2021.

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TVA Vicenza, an Italian regional television channel of Veneto broadcasted on Thursday October 7th, 2021 a second program dedicated to the Nazca Mummies case (L'Isola di Pasqua - "Le ultime rivelazioni sulle Mummie Extraterrestri di Nazca | Parte 2"). Italian-Peruvian citizen Enrico Cantori, president of "PeruItalia.com" a local nonprofit based in Ica, Peru was again the guest on this program.
Let's remember that Mr. Cantori back in February of 2020 took the initiative of organizing financial donations with the sole purpose of supporting the ongoing scientific investigation of the tridactyl humanoids specimens found in the Nazca/Palpa region of Peru, currently under the legal custody of San Luis Gonzaga National University (UNICA).

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