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A daylight, eye-level photograph captures an outdoor polling station, "MESA N° 15," against a building with a light blue and purple facade, consistent with urban architecture in La Paz, Bolivia. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight, casting distinct shadows of individuals onto the worn concrete ground. Six people are present. On the left, two seated election officials, a woman wearing glasses and a man in a brown and beige jacket with an ID badge, are focused on paperwork at a dark wooden table. A white cardboard ballot box, labeled "MESA N° 15" and "BOLIVIA," is positioned on the table to their right. A woman in a black vest and a vibrant red knitted scarf stands to the left of the ballot box, holding a white paper slip near its slot, appearing to cast a vote. Behind the ballot box, the head and shoulders of another individual are partially visible. To the right, a young woman with long dark hair, dressed in a light grey hooded sweatshirt, light blue jeans, and white sneakers, walks from right to left across the foreground. Further right, near an open doorway marked "SEGUNDO A," a woman wearing a grey baseball cap and a checkered jacket, also with an ID badge, stands observing the scene. Two posters detailing election information and displaying the "OEP" (Órgano Electoral Plurinacional) logo are affixed to the wall behind the table. Two light-brown cardboard boxes are visible beneath the table.
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