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An outdoor scene in an urban area of La Paz, Bolivia, depicts a woman holding a protest sign amidst a gathering of people. The central figure is a woman with a dark complexion, wearing a light-colored crocheted cap, a long pleated coral-pink skirt with a subtle pattern, and open-toed footwear. She stands on a yellow-and-black painted curb, holding a bright yellow rectangular cardboard sign with handwritten black capital letters that read "ESPERANDO 40 NUESTRA PLANIMETRIA" (Waiting 40 Our Planimetry). A patterned textile and a rolled yellow paper lie at her feet on the curb. To her right, a second woman is partially visible, wearing a blue bucket hat and a light-colored, possibly green-and-white checkered, fringed shawl. Her gaze is directed off-camera to the right. Behind these two individuals, a person in a black hooded garment stands with their face obscured. Other indistinct figures are visible further in the background. On the left side of the image, a man in a dark jacket and trousers walks leftward on a sidewalk adjacent to the street. The street surface is asphalt, and multiple buildings form the background. On the far right, a tall, multi-story modern building with numerous windows and a light-colored facade rises against the sky. In the mid-ground, a multi-story building with white walls and windows is visible. To the left, a dilapidated white wall with faint graffiti stands behind a fence featuring a colorful mural depicting mountains. Overhead, numerous utility lines crisscross the bright blue sky, which contains scattered white clouds. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight, casting distinct shadows.
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