The designation "Hotel de las Brujas (former)" was provided as the research target. However, the supplied source documents do not contain evidence that this hotel exists or existed in Sucre, Bolivia, nor do they supply any historical data (founding, ownership, dates) or current-status information. The only potentially relevant source is a Spanish pulp-fiction excerpt (Bolsilibros Selección Terror) that portrays a lodging with a "mala fama" after violent deaths and features dramatic warnings to avoid the place; that excerpt is literary fiction and is not tied to Sucre or to a Hotel de las Brujas. Other supplied sources are archived news digests from 2007 (Mexico) that do not mention the hotel or any paranormal phenomena. No eyewitness accounts, folkloric traditions, named entities, investigations, or municipal records related to a Hotel de las Brujas in Sucre are present in the materials provided. Therefore no documented paranormal phenomena, agents, or folkloric significance can be attributed to this specific site based on the available sources.
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- [1]Bolsilibros Selección Terror - [ST-64] Silver Kane (1974) Las brujas del sábado. Bolsilibros Selección Terror, Silver Kane, 'Las brujas del sábado' (excerpt). Contains fictional lines referencing a lodging with 'mala fama' after violent deaths; not identified as the Hotel de las Brujas in Sucre.literary
- [2]Noticias locales del 06 de febrero de 2007 (archive). Archived local news digest, 6 Feb 2007. No information on Hotel de las Brujas or related phenomena.other
- [3]Noticias nacionales del 18 de abril de 2007 (archive). Archived national news digest, 18 Apr 2007. Contains unrelated items and no references to the hotel.other
