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The image depicts the headquarters of the "FEDERACION SINDICAL DE TRABAJADORES MINEROS DE BOLIVIA" (Miners' Trade Union Federation of Bolivia) located at Calle Yanacocha 417, in the urban center of La Paz, Bolivia.

The multi-story building features a dark grey reflective glass facade on its upper section, adorned with a large white graphic of a stylized miner's head wearing a helmet with a headlamp, enclosed within a star-like geometric pattern formed by white lines. Below this, prominent silver lettering spells "ORLANDO GUTIERREZ." Further down, the main identity "FEDERACION SINDICAL DE TRABAJADORES MINEROS DE BOLIVIA" is displayed in raised silver letters, accompanied by a circular pink and white emblem featuring a crest on the right. Three flags, including the Bolivian Wiphala and the national tricolor, hang vertically from the facade. Multicolored string lights with large bulbs are draped across the building's exterior and through nearby trees.

The ground floor houses several commercial establishments, including "SEUL CORPS Fisiostética," "JavDitas mi Chulumani" with an orange awning, and "La Paz Coffee." The building numbers "417" are visible above the "La Paz Coffee" sign.

The street scene shows a paved sidewalk with alternating light and dark stripes. Multiple individuals are present. On the left, a man in a dark green shirt and dark pants leans against a metallic street post. A woman in a dark jacket walks past the "JavDitas" entrance. In the foreground, a white SUV is partially visible on the street, with several other pedestrians, including one wearing a dark wide-brimmed hat, positioned near it. A decorative street lamp with multiple spherical globes is visible on the far right. Green tree foliage partially frames the building on both sides. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.
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Dec 19, 2025, 3:59 PM

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The image depicts the headquarters of the "FEDERACION SINDICAL DE TRABAJADORES MINEROS DE BOLIVIA" (Miners' Trade Union Federation of Bolivia) located at Calle Yanacocha 417, in the urban center of La Paz, Bolivia. The multi-story building features a dark grey reflective glass facade on its upper section, adorned with a large white graphic of a stylized miner's head wearing a helmet with a headlamp, enclosed within a star-like geometric pattern formed by white lines. Below this, prominent silver lettering spells "ORLANDO GUTIERREZ." Further down, the main identity "FEDERACION SINDICAL DE TRABAJADORES MINEROS DE BOLIVIA" is displayed in raised silver letters, accompanied by a circular pink and white emblem featuring a crest on the right. Three flags, including the Bolivian Wiphala and the national tricolor, hang vertically from the facade. Multicolored string lights with large bulbs are draped across the building's exterior and through nearby trees. The ground floor houses several commercial establishments, including "SEUL CORPS Fisiostética," "JavDitas mi Chulumani" with an orange awning, and "La Paz Coffee." The building numbers "417" are visible above the "La Paz Coffee" sign. The street scene shows a paved sidewalk with alternating light and dark stripes. Multiple individuals are present. On the left, a man in a dark green shirt and dark pants leans against a metallic street post. A woman in a dark jacket walks past the "JavDitas" entrance. In the foreground, a white SUV is partially visible on the street, with several other pedestrians, including one wearing a dark wide-brimmed hat, positioned near it. A decorative street lamp with multiple spherical globes is visible on the far right. Green tree foliage partially frames the building on both sides. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.

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