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A protest march is depicted on a paved street in the central administrative district of La Paz, Bolivia, under bright daylight with visible shadows. In the foreground, a woman wearing a blue denim shirt, dark trousers, and grey sneakers holds a large, rectangular yellow protest sign aloft. The sign displays text in red capital letters at the top: "¡NACIONALIZAR EL ORO!!!" (NATIONALIZE GOLD!!!), followed by blue capital letters below: "PARA EL DESARROLLO DEL PAIS" (FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY). She also wears a black cross-body bag. Numerous other individuals, identified as protestors, are walking in a procession behind and alongside the central figure. Several are wearing hats for sun protection, and one person immediately behind and to the left of the sign-holder (viewer's right) is using a brown umbrella. In the mid-ground on the left, a line of uniformed personnel, possibly police or security, stands near the entrance stairs of a light-colored building with dark metal grates. Above this, a tall flagpole with a crossbar prominently displays the red, yellow, and green Bolivian flag. To the right, a multi-story, light-colored building with neoclassical architectural features, including prominent vertical elements and multiple rows of windows, lines the street. A green leafy tree is also visible on the right side of the street, in front of the ornate building. The asphalt street surface is free of obstructions in the immediate foreground.
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