The recent restoration of the Virgen del Mirón church in Soria has sparked outrage among experts and locals alike, who are calling it an "attack" on cultural heritage.

Originally built in 1725, the church's interior has been drastically altered, shifting from its traditional white to a striking salmon color, with poorly executed changes to decorative cherubs that have drawn comparisons to the infamous "Ecce Homo" restoration in Borja.

The Diocese of Osma-Soria has acknowledged the backlash, admitting that the results were not as expected and announcing the church's closure until a solution is found.

Critics, including the Soria Patrimonio association and the Association of Conservators-Restaurators of Spain, argue that the restoration lacked proper oversight and should have been conducted by qualified professionals.

The controversy has gained international attention, with even The Guardian covering the story, highlighting the growing concern over the preservation of Spain's cultural heritage.