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The image depicts a daytime scene on a paved street in Arequipa, Peru, featuring a small group of young men, likely students, participating in what appears to be a protest or demonstration. The bright sunlight casts distinct shadows, indicating clear, sunny weather. In the center, a young man with curly hair, wearing a light blue or teal vest over a dark and white patterned shirt, holds up a large white protest sign. To his right, another man in a dark blue shirt and a wide-brimmed straw or canvas hat stands near the sign, facing right. Further back, a man in a dark blue shirt and a baseball cap is seen talking on a mobile phone. In the foreground, partially visible on the left, is a person wearing a red shirt (possibly a sports jersey, resembling the Peru national team kit) and a wide-brimmed hat. The prominent white sign, written in blue and black marker, conveys a clear message: "APERTUREN LOS CURSOS VERANO" (OPEN THE SUMMER COURSES), followed by "NO ES CAPRICHO" (IT IS NOT A WHIM) and "ES UN DERECHO" (IT IS A RIGHT). At the top right of the sign, the acronym "UNSA" is visible, likely referring to the Universidad Nacional de San Agustín, a university in Arequipa. Below "UNSA", there is a simple drawing of an animal (resembling a stylized llama or similar creature) and the letters "EPIT", possibly an abbreviation for a specific faculty or school within the university. The background shows a light-colored building with an ornate black wrought-iron gate, common in the architecture of Arequipa. The subjects appear calm, engaging in a peaceful display to advocate for the opening of summer courses, emphasizing their belief that it is a right, not merely an optional offering.
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