This image depicts a gas station pump and its immediate surroundings in La Fuente, Venezuela. The central subject is a heavily worn, dark gray and silver fuel dispenser, exhibiting significant dirt, grime, and rust-like discoloration. Its upper section features a digital display showing "Venta" and "Litros," with partially visible numbers suggesting "5.0" and "160.0." To the left of the main display is a numeric keypad. Below, a smaller digital readout displays "10.9" and "sin plan." An orange vertical label on the pump indicates "91 Octano." Two nozzle holsters are visible, with a green fuel hose and nozzle present in the right holster. The lower portion of the pump features two faded "PDV" logos, likely belonging to PDVSA, the Venezuelan state oil company. To the left of the pump stands a utilitarian, metallic structure, possibly an attendant's kiosk or storage unit. Its shelves contain stacks of white items, possibly cloths or paper. Handwritten labels such as "grupo 1," "turno," and "26" are affixed to its surface. A framed display containing what appears to be currency or small pictures is visible on the lower section of this structure. Partially obscured between this structure and the pump, an individual wearing a white t-shirt and dark pants is visible from the back, facing away from the camera. At the base of the pump and the adjacent structure, a turquoise cylindrical container, likely a trash bin, is situated. A broom with a green head and a long handle rests beside it. The overhead environment features a green corrugated metal canopy supported by a dark metal truss structure. A bright red cylindrical object is visible beneath the canopy, partially behind the pump. The ground beneath is concrete or asphalt, with faint, illegible writing present. The overall scene conveys a sense of operational use despite visible wear and lack of pristine maintenance. in La Fuente, Venezuela

FM-XnSQP2

Jun 6, 2026

La Fuente, Venezuela

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This image depicts a gas station pump and its immediate surroundings in La Fuente, Venezuela. The central subject is a heavily worn, dark gray and silver fuel dispenser, exhibiting significant dirt, grime, and rust-like discoloration. Its upper section features a digital display showing "Venta" and "Litros," with partially visible numbers suggesting "5.0" and "160.0." To the left of the main display is a numeric keypad. Below, a smaller digital readout displays "10.9" and "sin plan." An orange vertical label on the pump indicates "91 Octano." Two nozzle holsters are visible, with a green fuel hose and nozzle present in the right holster. The lower portion of the pump features two faded "PDV" logos, likely belonging to PDVSA, the Venezuelan state oil company. To the left of the pump stands a utilitarian, metallic structure, possibly an attendant's kiosk or storage unit. Its shelves contain stacks of white items, possibly cloths or paper. Handwritten labels such as "grupo 1," "turno," and "26" are affixed to its surface. A framed display containing what appears to be currency or small pictures is visible on the lower section of this structure. Partially obscured between this structure and the pump, an individual wearing a white t-shirt and dark pants is visible from the back, facing away from the camera. At the base of the pump and the adjacent structure, a turquoise cylindrical container, likely a trash bin, is situated. A broom with a green head and a long handle rests beside it. The overhead environment features a green corrugated metal canopy supported by a dark metal truss structure. A bright red cylindrical object is visible beneath the canopy, partially behind the pump. The ground beneath is concrete or asphalt, with faint, illegible writing present. The overall scene conveys a sense of operational use despite visible wear and lack of pristine maintenance.

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1BD9C

Volume

11,550

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+$0.14

Revenue

+$0.26

TVL

$11.35

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