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This nighttime image captures a large public protest on an asphalt street in São Paulo, Brazil, identifiable by a red "São Paulo" flag and a banner referencing "FORA TARCÍSIO!" (the current governor of São Paulo). In the foreground, a young male, likely in his twenties, stands centrally on a white-striped crosswalk. He wears a dark long-sleeved shirt, dark pants, and black sneakers with white soles. He holds a rectangular sign with both hands; the sign is dark with white and red text and multiple white handprints. Visible text includes "DISQUE" and words partially obscured, concluding with "PARA MATAR." Behind the individual, a dense crowd of demonstrators extends into the midground and background, holding various flags and banners. A large black banner stretches horizontally across the street, displaying prominent white text that reads "CHEGA DE CHACINA" (Enough of Massacre/Slaughter). Below this, smaller white text states: "FORA CLÁUDIO CASTRO! FORA TARCÍSIO! FORA DE..." (with the final words obscured). Logos for UNEGRO and MPT are also present on this banner. Numerous flags are visible above the crowd, including a large red flag with "SÃO" and a white symbol, several yellow flags, and other multicolored banners. One flag in the background shows a stylized face. The street is bordered by tall urban buildings, some with illuminated windows, under a dark sky. Bright streetlights illuminate the scene, creating lens flares. Palm trees and other vegetation are visible on the left side of the street.
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