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A vertical, dark gray chalkboard menu board for "EL PARLAMENTO HISTORIA CAFÉ" is depicted in an indoor entrance area in La Paz, Bolivia. The board features handwritten text in white, red, and green chalk, along with simple line drawings. At the top, the name "EL PARLAMENTO HISTORIA CAFÉ" is written with a stylized lamp drawing. Menu categories include "DESAYUNOS" (Breakfasts) with items like "Neo Liberal," "Pachacuti," and "Compadre," accompanied by illustrations of bread, a coffee cup, and eggs. "SANDWICHES" lists "Domitila," "Incahuasi," "Gran Poder," and "Crispy Colonial." "REBOWLUCION" offers "Comunitaria," "Reforma Agraria," "Obrera," and "Urus," depicted with a bowl of food. Further down, "ORDEN DEL DIA" (Menu of the Day) is priced at "49 BOLIVIANOS 2024" and includes "Crema-Sopa," "Plato Fuerte," "Jugo," and "postre." "PASTELERIA" (Pastries) lists "El gran paititi," "Cordillera Real," and "Cumpa," with a drawing of a cake slice. Other sections include "latte" (with a coffee cup drawing) and "Cafes," featuring illustrations of coffee beans, a moka pot, and an iced drink. A cupcake drawing is also present. A prominent message at the bottom, in green and red chalk, states: "NO SE HABLA DE POLÍTICA EN LA MESA" (No politics at the table), with "POLÍTICA" encircled in red. The background to the left of the board shows a dark wooden staircase with detailed balusters and a handrail, ascending upwards. Below the stairs, a dark door or opening is visible. The immediate ground surface appears to be concrete or stone. To the right, a blurred background reveals interior shelving with various objects, suggesting a commercial establishment's interior.
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