Hospital San Juan de Dios — Pasto (unverified)

The name 'San Juan de Dios' denotes institutions historically run by the Order of Saint John of God and has been used for multiple hospitals and convents across Spanish America. The supplied sources include a regulatory/archival item titled Reglamento economico para el regimen interior del Hospital de San Juan de Dios and historical references to hospitals under the Order in the early 19th century, but none of the provided materials explicitly identify a Hospital San Juan de Dios located in Pasto, Nariño, Colombia. No construction dates, ownership records, incidents, or contemporary status for a Pasto site are present in the sources. The documents and references supplied establish the broader historical and institutional context for San Juan de Dios hospitals (their administrative presence and geographic spread across ports and provinces such as Quito, Cuenca, and mentions of Pasto in regional descriptions), but do not supply provenance metadata tying the archival regulation or other items to a Pasto hospital. Reported paranormal phenomena and named supernatural entities are absent from the supplied sources. There are no witness accounts, folklore entries, or investigative records in the provided material that link a San Juan de Dios hospital — in Pasto or elsewhere in the source set — to hauntings, apparitions, or curse narratives. Local significance is therefore limited in the current dataset to institutional and archival indications of the Order's activity in Spanish America rather than any documented folkloric or paranormal tradition specific to Pasto.