Photos | Protest for Saint Óscar Romero
A crowd of people holding flags and banners gather in front of a building to protest for Saint Óscar Romero, a symbol of social justice and human rights.
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la protest city urban чате activities recreation vehicle contre saint óscar romero child de adventure transportation black accessories sign performance arch glasses building full crowd architecture libert banner parade rights text office boy metropolis proposicion leisure estamos art flag hat amnistia
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2006-04-10T16:53:41-07:00
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