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A Bolivian miner has covered his house with sculptures of long-horned devils and other scary creatures, shocking neighbours.
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A Bolivian miner has covered his house with sculptures of long-horned devils and other scary creatures, shocking neighbours.
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Bolivian house with devil sculptures spooks highland city.
EL ALTO, Bolivia (Reuters) - A Bolivian miner has covered his house with sculptures of long-horned devils and other scary creatures, intended as a playful nod to the country's colonial past but which has instead shocked some neighbors who fear a link to occult rituals.