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An outdoor political demonstration is underway in the NoLIta neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, specifically in a public space adjacent to the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, evidenced by the distinctive dark stone building and a playground visible in the background. Approximately fifteen individuals, primarily adults of varying ethnicities, are present. In the mid-ground, two individuals, one wearing a beige cap and the other a yellow and blue hat, are holding a large red-bordered banner horizontally. The banner features white text reading "FREE PRESIDENT NICOLÁS MADURO FREE CILIA FLORES" and includes printed images of Nicolás Maduro on the right, Cilia Flores below him, and other figures including military personnel and a woman raising a fist. Partially visible text at the bottom of the banner reads "LONG LIVE THE BOLIVARIAN REVOLUTION!". Surrounding the banner holders, other participants are visible. On the left, a man in a red t-shirt holds a red bag. A bearded man with glasses is capturing the scene with a smartphone. On the right, a man wears a yellow and blue jacket, and another wears a white beanie. Metal crowd control barriers are positioned in the foreground, separating the immediate viewer from the demonstration. In the background, a black wrought-iron fence encloses a park or playground area featuring red and yellow metal play structures. Beyond the fence stands a multi-story dark stone building with arched windows, consistent with the historic architecture of a church or school. Bare trees are visible against an overcast sky.
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