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A group of people are seen marching down a sunlit street in La Paz, Bolivia, appearing to participate in a political rally or procession. The scene is captured from a slightly elevated perspective, looking down on the street and participants. The central focus is a large, colorful banner being carried horizontally by several individuals. The banner is predominantly yellow with blue and green sections. On the left side of the banner, a smiling man with a mustache, dressed in a white shirt, is depicted giving a thumbs-up gesture. Above his image, partially visible text reads "AMIGOS DE VICENTE CUEVAS". Further to the right on the banner, another word, likely related to his candidacy, is visible: "PRESIDENTE". Another, less clear image on the banner appears to be a religious figure, possibly a depiction of the Virgin Mary or a saint, in a richly colored traditional garment, crowned. There's also a landscape or cityscape section with a prominent dome-like structure. Many people in the group are holding red flags. Some smaller purple and yellow flags are also visible. The participants are casually dressed. Strong sunlight casts distinct, elongated shadows of the people and the banner onto the asphalt street, indicating a bright, clear day, likely midday or early afternoon. In the background, multi-story buildings with yellow and orange facades line the street, reflecting the bright sky. Electrical wires are visible against one of the buildings. A red-bordered "no parking" sign (circular with a diagonal line) is affixed to a pole on the left. The street itself is paved with asphalt.
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