We reinterpret Diaz’s construction of Chow-trivial smooth projective varieties violating the integral Hodge conjecture as the level-two case of an -fold cup-product Bockstein mechanism. Diaz’s dimension-four example is , where are Enriques surfaces, and its obstruction is the Bockstein of . Here is the K3 double-cover class and is an Enriques Brauer-detecting class. We extend the finite-coefficient source construction to by forming ,with Bockstein . Using external products of perverse sheaves, categorical Bockstein compatibility, and a Leibniz rule for the MacPherson–Vilonen boundary, we prove unconditionally that has nonzero image in a distinguished Enriques–Brauer component of the MV obstruction channel. Under the Brauer-separation hypothesis, which asserts that algebraic codimension- cycle classes have zero image in this same component, the class is a non-algebraic -torsion integral Hodge class. We verify this separation for decomposable algebraic cycles and reduce the remaining non-decomposable case, via integral even Chow–Künneth projectors on the Enriques factors, to a single coefficient-level algebraic-control problem involving the Enriques double-cover direction. We also record a motivic finite-coefficient lift of the tower via the finite-coefficient cone , and explain which formal part of the MacPherson–Vilonen zig-zag construction lifts motivically under Betti realization.

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