This image depicts an indoor or semi-open production area, likely a "casabera" (cassava bread factory/shop), in Campo Carabobo, Venezuela. The scene features two men and a setup for making flat, round bread-like products, known as casabe. On the left, a man in a dark t-shirt is seated, engrossed in his smartphone, next to a tall stack of finished casabe. In the background, another man wearing a white t-shirt stands in a doorway, facing away from the camera. The foreground is dominated by a long, custom-built cooking station featuring several circular griddles. On at least two of these griddles, raw white casabe dough is visible, being cooked over what appear to be glowing hot coals or burners underneath. The floor is concrete, heavily dusted with a fine white powder, likely cassava flour. The facility has white and light blue painted walls, with a corrugated metal roof. On the right wall, a cartoon drawing of a character is accompanied by hand-painted text that reads: "CASABERA", "JOSE MARTINEZ", "EL GATO", and "EL MAS RICO CASABE...". In the background, near the doorway, a black container holds two brooms and a yellow bowl, and a gas cylinder with partially visible text "BRIS DE CAM..." can be seen. The overall impression is that of an active, small-scale food production environment during daylight hours.Traditional cassava bread production wit
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This image depicts an indoor or semi-open production area, likely a "casabera" (cassava bread factory/shop), in Campo Carabobo, Venezuela. The scene features two men and a setup for making flat, roun…read more

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