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The image displays the Palacio de Gobierno (Government Palace) in Plaza Murillo, La Paz, Bolivia, a multi-story, peach-colored building with white neoclassical architectural features including columns, cornices, and balustrades. A modern blue-tinted glass skyscraper, the Casa Grande del Pueblo, is partially visible behind and above it. The palace's ground floor is faced with grey stone, featuring a large central arched entrance with dark grilles and multiple gridded windows. Upper floors present balconies with ornate black and white or black and orange wrought-iron railings. Three vertical flags hang from the second floor: a multi-colored Wiphala flag on the left, a Bolivian national flag (red, yellow, green) in the center, and a solid blue flag on the right. A national coat of arms is mounted centrally above the flags on the roofline. On the paved sidewalk in front of the main entrance, seven uniformed guards are present. Two guards in red ceremonial uniforms with tall hats and rifles stand on elevated red platforms, flanking the entrance. One guard in a camouflage uniform is positioned to the immediate left of the entrance. Three additional guards in red ceremonial uniforms are grouped near the right side of the entrance, one of whom is facing and interacting with a civilian male dressed in a white t-shirt and blue pants. A second guard in a camouflage uniform stands to the far right. Approximately seven other civilians are visible on the sidewalk to the left of the main entrance, appearing to walk or congregate. Two multi-lamp streetlights with dark posts are positioned on the sidewalk. The foreground consists of a grey asphalt street with a yellow dashed line and a white solid line visible, leading to a textured curb on the bottom right. The sky is partially cloudy blue.
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