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A fact from Cruz de Clavos appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 15 April2026(check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that the original Cruz de Clavos(replica pictured), which included 260 nails representing women killed in Chihuahua, was later stolen despite being anchored to the ground?
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... that the original Cruz de Clavos(replica pictured), which included 260 nails representing women killed in Chihuahua, was later stolen despite being anchored to the ground?
Overall: Plagiarism check pending; QPQ doesn't seem done? Appears to have been created Feb 20, nominated March 2. Apologies for the error, this is ready, IMO Ryan shell (talk) 23:51, 8 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
@Tbhotch: Checking before promoting. The source for the stealing says it happened on the 22nd of June, not on the 21st, as stated in the Wikipedia article - see page 51. Can you please double-check? Would be great if you could include the source page in the article, too.
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@Tbhotch: Checking before promoting. The source for the stealing says it happened on the 22nd of June, not on the 21st, as stated in the Wikipedia article - see page 51. Can you please double-check? Would be great if you could include the source page in the article, too.
