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An outdoor, daytime, slightly low-angle photograph depicts a handmade protest sign affixed to a tree trunk, set against a textured red wall. The sign, constructed from a light-colored, possibly fabric or plastic sheet, shows visible creases and a slight tear on its lower left corner. Hand-drawn black capital letters on the sign read: "#NOSEASMARRANO RECO y ETU BASURA." This translates to "#DON'TBEAPIG PICK UP YOUR TRASH." Several small, round fasteners resembling thumbtacks or buttons are pressed into the sign; one green fastener is visible in the 'O' of "NOSEAS," while multiple red fasteners are present in the 'E' of "RECO," the 'y,' and the 'U' and 'A' of "BASURA." Below the text, two simplified, hand-drawn pig faces with black outlines are visible. The tree features a textured, grey-brown bark with patches of lighter lichen. A cut branch stump is present at the top of the visible trunk section, and a small branch with dark green leaves extends from the right side. The red wall behind the tree appears to be stucco or painted concrete. The precise location within Puebla, Mexico, cannot be determined from the visual information provided.
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