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A group of men is depicted marching on an urban street in La Paz, Bolivia, at the apparent intersection of Calle Ayacucho and Calle Mercado. The background includes a multi-story building with a textured facade and the partial word "CENTRAL" visible. Overhead, a utility pole supports street signs pointing to "La Paz," "CALLE AYACUCHO," and "CALLE MERCADO," along with traffic lights and a "NO TOQUE BOCINA" (Do Not Honk) sign. The participants are primarily men, many wearing brown or orange hard hats, some with attached headlamps and various stickers or logos (e.g., "F.A.S.T.N.A."). One man on the left wears a tan jacket and cargo pants, holding a blue and white megaphone to his mouth. Adjacent to him, a man wears a dark jacket, track pants, and a hard hat featuring a small Bolivian flag. He has a red and white banner or cloth draped over his shoulders and carries a yellow vuvuzela-style horn. Another man to the right wears a dark, fleece-lined jacket and a hard hat. The men display resolute expressions as they proceed.
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