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An elderly Indigenous woman sits cross-legged on a grey concrete pavement, operating as a street vendor in La Paz, Bolivia. She wears a dark blue beanie, a colorful striped and patterned aguayo shawl (pink, orange, blue, green, black), a yellow sweater, and a dark brown jacket. In her right hand, she holds two small white packets. To her left, a large, colorful, striped aguayo textile is folded or rolled on the pavement next to a clear plastic bag. In front of her, various candies, gum, and snacks are displayed on a blue tarp spread on the ground. These include stacks of small white rectangular boxes, multi-colored lollipops, rectangular packets of different candies (pink, blue, red/white), piles of individually wrapped green and multi-colored candies, and yellow packaged items. The pavement features tactile paving with parallel ridges in the lower-left corner. Behind the woman, a metal railing separates her area from a lower street level. On the street, a dark blue taxi with a yellow rooftop sign is visible, along with a light green vehicle further down. In the background, a green and white building with "IMPORTADORA MARTINEZ" displayed on its facade is present. Other buildings and distant hills characteristic of La Paz are also visible. Several pedestrians are sparsely distributed on the paths and street. A red circular sign with a white 'E' crossed out (indicating no parking/stopping) is visible on a pole.
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