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Two large anti-war protest banners are displayed horizontally on a grey, cracked paved surface, likely a sidewalk or plaza, in the city of La Paz, Bolivia. The top banner features a blue background on its left side with white text "Mundo!" and large red text "Palestina SOMOS TODOS" (Palestine WE ARE ALL). The right side of this banner presents a collage of images depicting scenes of destruction, including a mushroom cloud over a city, bombed urban landscapes, and rubble, suggesting conflict and devastation. The bottom banner, black with white, red, and green text, is situated directly below the first. Its left side features a close-up image of human eyes, with the Palestinian flag colors painted across one side of the face and the Israeli Star of David on the other. Below this image, a smaller photographic inset shows individuals, some appearing to be journalists or emergency personnel, amidst rubble, with one person in a wheelchair. A partial Spanish caption is visible beneath this image. The main text on the right side of this banner is in red: "NO ES UNA GUERRA ES UNA MATANZA DE INOCENTES" (IT IS NOT A WAR IT IS A MASSACRE OF INNOCENTS). Below this, white text reads: "QUIEREN CALLAR AL MUNDO LA INJUSTICIA NO SE CALLA" (THEY WANT TO SILENCE THE WORLD INJUSTICE WILL NOT BE SILENCED). The bottom line of text is in green: "PALESTINA HOY SOMOS TODOS" (PALESTINE TODAY WE ARE ALL). To the far right, a vertical strip contains a collage of multiple smaller images, primarily depicting crowds, protests, and Palestinian flags. A person's lower legs and feet, clad in light-colored sneakers, are partially visible in the top right corner of the image, standing near the banners. The pavement exhibits minor cracks and debris.
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