Stake attention in this memory
The image depicts the Casa Grande del Pueblo, the new presidential palace, located in Plaza Murillo, La Paz, Bolivia. The building's upper three visible stories feature a salmon-orange facade with white classical columns and decorative window surrounds. Three flags are displayed from the top story: the Wiphala (multi-colored square flag) on the left, the national flag of Bolivia (red, yellow, green) in the center, and a blue flag with a circle of yellow stars (Mercosur flag) on the right. The lower story, functioning as the ground floor, is constructed of grey stone with deep-set windows featuring dark frames and a large, arched main entrance with a dark metal gate. Two dark wall-mounted lamps flank the entrance. Five uniformed guards are visible on the sidewalk in front of the main entrance. Four guards, dressed in red jackets with white details, light trousers, dark shoes, and red shakos with white plumes, stand at attention. Two of these guards are elevated on red platforms directly beside the entrance, holding long white staffs. The other two, similarly attired, stand on the ground next to the platforms. To the far right, a fifth guard stands in a grey-green uniform with a white helmet, dark boots, and carries a rifle. An additional guard in the red uniform is partially visible inside the open main doorway. The foreground consists of a paved sidewalk and a dark asphalt road. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight, casting subtle shadows.
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