Original sentence: "The Life of the People" (1982), was an exhibtion of 68 watercolors and 35 drawings intended to depict and criticize social customs.Núñez-Ureta's politics were populist and leftist, but with a strongly humanitarian bent, which endeared him particularly to the Non-Aligned countries during the Detente era
Edited sentence: "The Life of the People" (1982), was an exhibition of 68 watercolors and 35 drawings intended to depict and criticize social customs.Núñez-Ureta's politics were populist and leftist, but with a strongly humanitarian bent, which endeared him particularly to the Non-Aligned countries during the Détente era