FBI returns stolen conquistador document to Mexico

The FBI has returned a stolen conquistador document to Mexico. The document, signed by Hernán Cortés in 1527, was believed to have been taken from Mexico over three decades ago. The document is of historical significance, as it provides insight into the Spanish conquest of Mexico. The return of the document marks the latest effort by the FBI to repatriate cultural artifacts to their countries of origin. The bureau has been working closely with Mexican authorities to identify and recover stolen artifacts. This particular document was identified as being of Mexican cultural heritage and was rightfully returned to the Mexican government. The repatriation of the document is a significant step in preserving the cultural history of Mexico and ensuring that important historical artifacts are safeguarded for future generations. The FBI's efforts in this case demonstrate its commitment to protecting the world's cultural heritage and combating the illicit trade of stolen artifacts.