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An outdoor scene in the Cabanyal neighborhood of València, Spain, specifically at Carrer de la Reina, 25, displays a large mural on a white building wall. The mural features black text in Catalan/Valencian: "LES MILLES VIATJADES SIGNIFIQUEN MÉS QUE UN VIATGE" (The miles traveled mean more than a trip/journey). Below this text, a line of nine diverse, stylized cartoon figures, depicted in shades of purple, black, pink, and various skin tones, walk from left to right. These figures include adults carrying children (on backs, shoulders, and in front), bags, and one figure with a paddle. The figures represent a mix of ethnicities, including one woman wearing a headscarf. To the right of the walking figures, a large purple clenched fist is painted, with the text "CAP PELL ÉS PROU DURA CIES NO" (No skin is tough enough / NO CIES - referring to Immigration Detention Centers) in white, and artist signatures "-MAREIAN SERE, TMAHAUT P. REIK" in smaller text below. In the immediate foreground, a grey concrete Jersey barrier is present, marked with white spray-painted graffiti. The ground around the barrier and beneath the wall is an unpaved dirt area with sparse green vegetation, scattered litter including plastic debris, paper, a red aluminum can, and an orange peel. To the far left, a metal shopping cart filled with plastic bags and other items rests against the wall. A utility pole with multiple wires runs vertically along the left edge of the image. On the right, a bare-branched tree with a few small green leaves stands next to the wall. The wall itself shows some minor imperfections and what appears to be a small electrical box and conduit.
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