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An aerial-level view captures a daytime procession on a wide asphalt street in La Paz, Bolivia. The scene is located on Avenida 16 de Julio (El Prado), looking towards the Cine Teatro 6 de Agosto, a distinctive building with a rounded, dark-glass facade and multiple posters visible on its exterior, situated at the intersection with Calle Batallón Colorados. The street surface in the foreground features yellow chevron-like markings and a solid white line. In the mid-ground, a large group of dozens of individuals, predominantly adults, is marching from right to left across the frame. Many participants wear traditional Indigenous attire, including polleras and bowler hats, while others wear casual clothing. The group is carrying at least two horizontal cloth banners. The banner on the left reads "ASOCIACIÓN DE APPS CHIJIPI," and the banner on the right, held by multiple individuals, identifies the group as "FEIELPAZ" (Federation of Practitioners and Entrepreneurs of La Paz), displaying a graphic of a drum. In the background, multiple multi-story buildings line the street. These include a mix of older, light-colored structures with numerous windows and taller, more modern residential or commercial buildings. The Cine Teatro 6 de Agosto stands prominently with its dark, rounded architecture. Distant hillsides, partially covered with urban development, rise in the far background. The sky overhead is partly cloudy, with significant patches of blue visible. No vehicles are present in the immediate path of the procession.
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