By Aunomay Jan 28, 2024
Mona Lisa, a 16th-century masterpiece by da Vinci, targeted in a protest at the Louvre
Protesters throw soup at the painting but fail to damage it; the artwork is behind protective glass
Video shows protesters advocating for the right to healthy and sustainable food
Group named Riposte Alimentaire claims responsibility, seeking food integration into social security.
The Louvre confirms no damage to the painting; security measures include evacuation and cleaning.
Riposte Alimentaire proposes a €150 monthly food card for citizens to address food insecurity.
France's Minister for Culture condemns the act, emphasizing the Mona Lisa's significance.
Recent farmer protests in Paris focus on fuel costs and regulatory simplification.
Mona Lisa has been under protective measures since a 1950s acid attack; bulletproof glass added in 2019.
Previous incident in 2022 involved an activist throwing cake at the painting to promote environmental awareness.
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