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An outdoor wide-angle shot captures a public square in Mexico City, Mexico, featuring the National Palace in the background. Two uniformed police officers stand in the mid-ground on asphalt pavement, facing slightly right. Both wear dark tactical uniforms, blue caps, and black boots, each holding a dark helmet with a clear visor. To their left, a line of six colorful protest signs – yellow, pink, green, orange, pink, and green – are laid flat on the asphalt, displaying handwritten Spanish text advocating for workers' rights, non-discrimination, and dialogue. Behind the officers, two purple pop-up tents, branded "PILARES" with the Mexico City government logo, are erected, under which several individuals are seated at tables. A black temporary kiosk or security booth is visible on the far left, secured with yellow caution tape strung between black stanchions. The background is dominated by the ornate stone facade of the National Palace, featuring a large arched entrance with intricate baroque details, a balcony above, and a prominent wooden-framed window. Individuals are visible near the palace entrance. In the distance, other urban buildings are discernible, and a Mexican flag flies from a flagpole against a clear sky.
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