Photos | Mayday Rally Crowds Take to the Streets
Alfonso Bedoya leads a large group of protesters through the city during the 2008 Mayday Rally, with a backdrop of vehicles, firetrucks, and traffic lights.
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2008-05-01T14:33:58-07:00
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