The image shows the Iglesia Inmaculada Concepción in Tinaquillo, Venezuela. A red Jeep with a trailer is parked on the street in front of the church. Two sanitation workers in blue vests are standing and conversing beside a snack cart, with a broom leaning against one of them. A motorcycle is parked near the snack cart, and people are seated under a blue tent behind it. Tall palm trees are visible to the right of the church. The sky is partly cloudy. The church is predominantly white with gold trim, a red roof, and a tall, ornate steeple with clocks on each face. A large, full tree partially obscures the view of the church's facade.Sanitation workers spotted near church i
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The image shows the Iglesia Inmaculada Concepción in Tinaquillo, Venezuela. A red Jeep with a trailer is parked on the street in front of the church. Two sanitation workers in blue vests are standing and conversing beside a snack cart, with a broom leaning against one of them. A motorcycle is parked near the snack cart, and people are seated under a blue tent behind it. Tall palm trees are visible to the right of the church. The sky is partly cloudy. The church is predominantly white with gold trim, a red roof, and a tall, ornate steeple with clocks on each face. A large, full tree partially obscures the view of the church's facade. | Open Wire