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La Paz, Bolivia - 14 June 2025

1. Various of performers in downtown avenue during the Lord of Great Power festival

2. 'Morenos' dancers dressed in violet

3. Morenos dancers dressed in yellow and red

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Miroslava Romero, Great Power dancer:

"Bolivia is in mourning, as you can see, but we are dancing out of faith and devotion to the Lord of Great Power, asking for peace for Bolivia."

5. Morenos dancing

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Brenda Lunes, La Paz resident:

"While there is a procession (of dancers) happening now, they are entering in mourning—it's truly a shame. I think there should already be elections."

7. Various of dancers

8. Morenos passing by an image of Jesus

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Rodríguez, dancer, Eloy Salmon Fraternity:

"Unfortunately, the economic situation has had a big impact. There are only about half as many of us in this fraternity now. Everything is really expensive. The 'morenada' was already costly to dance, but now it’s much worse. Still, we always have faith and devotion to the Tatita (Jesus) of Great Power, because He always watches over us, guides us—we have to pay Him our respects."

10. Various of women in Bolivian folk dresses dancing

11. Moreno dancing and singing, UPSOUND (Spanish): "This is our folklore, long live Bolivia. They want to imitate us; they won't be able to."

12. Women dancing

13. Morenos dancing

STORYLINE:

The religious festival of the Lord of Great Power is one of Bolivia’s most important cultural celebrations, offering Bolivians a rare moment to set aside their ongoing political turmoil and immerse themselves in the world of the nation’s rich folklore.

But this Saturday, the celebration was overshadowed by mourning and silence following days of street clashes that had shaken the Andean country.

Many of the dance troupes—morenos and traditional female dancers—performed wearing black ribbons.

"Bolivia is in mourning, as you can see, but we are dancing out of faith and devotion to the Lord of Great Power, asking for peace for Bolivia," said dancer Miroslava Romero.

For many, the festival became an opportunity to pray for peace, unity, and the recovery of a faltering economy.

"While there is a procession (of dancers) happening now, they are entering in mourning—it's truly a shame. I think there should already be elections," said Brenda Lunes as she watched the fraternities pass by.

This Aymara Indigenous festival, dedicated to a miraculous painting of Jesus Christ, could not escape the grip of the country’s worst economic crisis in four decades, nor the increasingly tense political struggle ahead of deeply polarized presidential elections.

"Unfortunately, the economic situation has had a big impact. There are only about half as many of us in this fraternity now. Everything is really expensive," said dancer Jorge Rodríguez.

The dancers’ parade unfolded with its characteristic exuberance, yet a somber tone set ... [truncated]

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Jackson, Mississippi - 14 June 2025

1. Protesters marching

2. Protesters standing and holding signs

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Greta Kemp Martin, protester:

"Today we're gathering as many of our friends across the country and across the state for a 'No Kings' rally to protest the current administration's priorities."

4. Protesters marching

5. Sign reading (English) "If brown skinned immigrants do not have due process rights neither do you."

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Minnie Pearl Stevenson, protester:

"I'm really concerned about what's happening to immigrants. I mean, who in American isn't an immigrant?"

7. Protesters cheering

8. Two protesters smiling

9. Sign reading (English) "Senator Alex Pedilla (sic) now, all of us next, but God"

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Johnson, protester:

"Daily it feels to me like we are losing the thread of democracy in our country ... it's unraveling before our eyes. Each step that the administration takes appears to take some strand and pull it out of the weave."

11. Protesters standing in the rain

12. Protester drapes a trans flag around their head

13. Man preaches

14. Man holding anti-abortion sign

15. Woman wearing Trump shirt

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16. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter:

"So we're just out here exercising our First Amendment right just like they are because we believe that's what America was founded on is people with different ideas coming together and being able to get along peaceful with one another. We believe that's what the American Constitution is all about and what the American revolution is all about."

16. Woman twirls 'No Kings' sign

17. Woman waves Trump flag

18. Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter carries flag over his shoulder

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19. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter:

"I think that the notion that Trump is a king is ridiculous. They've been running with that narrative for the last 10 years, and he hasn't been a king once. If he was a king, he never would have left office in 2020."

20. Protesters cheer

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21. SOUNDBITE (English) Minnie Pearl Stevenson, protester:

"I hope that people see Americans know what the right thing is. What the right thing to do is."

22. Large group of protesters sitting and standing

STORYLINE:

Opening up their demonstration to the tune of "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath, several hundred people gathered on the Mississippi State Capitol lawn in Jackson to signal their support for a wide variety of causes: Palestine, the LGBTQ community, immigrants and democracy itself.

"A lot of stuff that's going on now is targeting people of color, and to see so many folks out here that aren't black or brown fighting for the same causes that I'm h... [truncated]

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Washington - 14 June 2025

1. Various of protesters gathered at Logan Circle park chanting, holding signs

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Gordon, protester, veteran:

"I'm a veteran. I swore an oath to the Constitution, and I'm watching the President of the United States trying to circumvent that oath that he also took to the constitution. And I'm not going to stand for it."

3. Protester wearing a mask portraying Donald Trump, holding sign

4. Protester dressed up as the Statue of Liberty

5. Various of a puppet of Trump showing the president wearing a crown and sitting on a golden toilet

6. Wide of protesters gathered for march towards the White House

7. Various of protesters marching towards the White House, holding signs and chanting

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Zoe Kilmer, protester:

"But this parade, this military parade, had to have a protest for the international community and our own country to see. This could not be… we could not cede the streets of DC without a fight."

9. Various of protesters gathered at Lafayette park outside of the White House

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophia Zoe Kilmer, protester:

"All of us are a movement, even the people who couldn't be here. We all represent a movement to oppose this man. Whether or not we did it here or in Philadelphia or Boston or where we could be, we are together as one."

11. Various of protesters gathered at Lafayette park outside of the White House

STORYLINE:

In Washington demonstrators gathered in northwest Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle to march towards the White House, joining anti-Trump "No Kings" demonstrations being held across the U.S.

The mood was celebratory as the group chanted “Trump must go now” before erupting in cheers. A larger than life puppet of Trump was wheeled through the crowd: The caricature shows the president wearing a crown and sitting on a golden toilet.

A military parade commemorating the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army, which coincides with President Donald Trump ’s 79th birthday is being staged in Washington. The event is expected to include about 6,600 soldiers, 50 helicopters and 60-ton M1 Abrams battle tanks, as well as possibly 200,000 attendees and heightened security to match.

Opponents of the president’s agenda are simultaneously rallying in hundreds of cities nationwide at “No Kings” protests following days of nationwide demonstrations against federal immigration raids, including in Los Angeles, where Trump deployed the National Guard and U.S. Marines against the wishes of California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

AP video by Mike Pesoli

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Jerusalem - 14 June 2025

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1. Various of missiles and lights in night sky

STORYLINE:

Various of what appeared to be missiles were seen over the skies above Jerusalem, as Israel’s military warned of incoming attacks from Iran.

Explosions were heard overhead also in other parts of Israel, including Tel Aviv, on Saturday.

Iranian state television earlier announced the latest missile barrage.

The countries have been trading blows a day after Israel’s blistering attack on Iranian nuclear and military sites.

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Ramallah, West Bank - 14 June 2025

1. Various of missiles and lights seen in the sky from the West Bank

2. Missiles and lights seen over the sky and behind a building

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Nablus, West Bank - 14 June 2025

3. Missiles and lights seen behind a building UPSOUND: people shouting

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Amman, Jordan - 14 June 2025

4. Various of missiles, lights in the skies over Jordan

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Jerusalem - 14 June 2025

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5. Missiles and lights seen in sky over Jerusalem

STORYLINE:

Various of what appeared to be missiles were seen over the skies above Jerusalem, as Israel’s military warned of incoming attacks from Iran.

Explosions were heard overhead also in other parts of Israel, including Tel Aviv, on Saturday.

Iranian state television earlier announced the latest missile barrage.

The countries have been trading blows a day after Israel’s blistering attack on Iranian nuclear and military sites.

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Charlotte, North Carolina - 14 June 2025

1. Mid of protesters in Charlotte, North Carolina, holding signs against monarchy and advocating for resistance, UPSOUND (English) CROWD: "This is what democracy looks like."

2. Mid of protestors in Charlotte, North Carolina, holding signs advocating for human rights

3. Mid of protesters holding signs at the "No Kings" protest

4. SOUNDBITE (English): Charlie Gonzalez, Protestor from Charlotte, North Carolina:

Reporter: "And what brings you here today?"

Gonzalez: "Unity, respect appointing my people, advocating for my people from Mexico, all Latin America, in fact all other countries. We live in America, it's a melting pot, everyone here is an immigrant at one point in their lineage and generational life, so I'm here advocating for that."

5. Wide of protesters marching with American flags and signs during the "No Kings" protest

6. Wide of protesters marching in Charlotte

7. SOUNDBITE (English): Charlie Gonzalez, Protestor from Charlotte, North Carolina:

"Without the immigrant lifestyle, I wouldn't be here myself. My parents had to come here and make the sacrifice for me to live a better life. I'm first generation Mexican American, and I'm very proud of that, and I will forever be proud of it. So I'm here defending the rights of the people who are too afraid to be out here, and I am speaking for them because their voice is relevant and their voice is, in fact, very important for the future of this country."

8. Wide of protesters marching in Charlotte, holding signs and flags during the "No Kings" protest

9. Wide of protesters marching with a large Mexican flag during the "No Kings" protest in Charlotte

10. Mid protesters holding a large Mexican flag

11. SOUNDBITE (English): Katalina Grisales, Protestor from Charlotte, North Carolina:

"You know all - My parents were immigrants. They came here with an American dream. And honestly, at this moment, it's shameful to me that my parents went through so many sacrifices to bring me here and give me a better future. So I'm here for my people."

Reporter: "And talk about that. What do you find shameful that's happening right now?"

Grisales: "Deportations is a big one. We're being judged. They're going into jobs, and they're claiming that it's to capture all these criminals. But they're taking our people, the people that are working for us."

12. Wide of protesters marching in Charlotte, North Carolina, holding signs during the "No Kings" protest.

13. Wide of protesters marching with a large Mexican flag during the "No Kings" protest in Charlotte

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Katalina Grisales, Protestor from Charlotte, North Carolina:

"It's beautiful to see how many people, different cultures came together. I saw so many flags, not just Latino flags. I'm a proud Colombian. I have this beautiful Mexican flag behind me. We have Honduranos, We have Iranians. I mean, we have from everywhere. And it was amaz... [truncated]

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Jackson, Mississippi - 14 June 2025

1. Protesters marching

2. Various of protesters cheering

3. Various of protesters cheering

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Johnson, protester:

"Daily it feels to me like we are losing the thread of democracy in our country—that that it's unraveling before our eyes. Each step that the administration takes appears to take some strand and pull it out of the weave."

5. Protesters marching

6. Sign reading (English) "Senator Alex Pedilla (sic) now, all of us next, but God"

7. A group of protesters standing, holding signs

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Minnie Pearl Stevenson, protester:

"I'm really concerned about what's happening to immigrants. I mean, who in American isn't an immigrant?"

9. Protesters hold signs in the rain

10. Protester drapes a trans flag around their head

11. Young boy wearing rain poncho

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Minnie Pearl Stevenson, protester:

"Yeah I hope that people see that Americans know what the right thing is. What the right thing to do is."

13. Protesters raise their arms and cheer

14. Two protesters smiling and talking

15. Sign reading (English) "If brown skinned immigrants do not have due process rights neither do you."

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Greta Kemp Martin, protester:

"Today we're gathering as many of our friends across the country and across the state for a 'No Kings' rally to protest the current administration's priorities and current activities across the nation."

17. Man holds anti-abortion sign

18. Man preaches

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter:

"So we're just out here exercising our First Amendment right just like they are because we believe that's what America was founded on is people with different ideas coming together and being able to get along peaceful with one another. We believe that's what the American Constitution is all about and what the American revolution is all about."

20. Woman waves Trump flag

21. Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter carries flag over his shoulder

22. Woman wears Trump shirt

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Bartlam, Trump supporter:

"The notion that Trump is a king is ridiculous. They've been running with that narrative for the last 10 years, and he hasn't been a king once. If he was a king, he never would have left office in 2020."

24. Woman twirls sign

25. Woman wears "I'm an immigrant" shirt

26. Large group of protesters sitting and standing

STORYLINE:

Opening up their demonstration to the tune of "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath, several hundred people gathered on the Mississippi State Capitol lawn in Jackson to signal their support for a wide variety of causes: Palestine, the LGBTQ community, immigrants and democracy itself.

Some people had tinfoil crowns perched atop their heads. Others held signs that invited nearby drivers to join in voicing their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration with messages such as "Honk if you never text war plans."

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London - 14 June 2025

1. Naked cyclists crossing Oxford Circus, people watching

STORYLINE:

London's annual naked bike ride pedalled through the city on Saturday, catching the eye of onlookers in the shopping area around Oxford Street.

Organisers said the annual ride is held as a demonstration against London's car culture and to raise awareness of cyclist's vulnerability on its roads.

Participants are invited to take part fully naked or in their underwear.

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Rome, Italy - 14 June 2025

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1. Truck with rainbow balloons in front of Colosseum

2. Crowd parading down street

3. Crowd dancing in front of Colosseum

4. People inside parade truck

5. Various of people during parade

6. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Micaela Uccelli, Pride participant:

“Every Pride is always important. It's always important to be together, straight, gay, bisexuals, no gender, anything. It's important to be free, to be free to be who we are, to love who we want and live well."

7. Wide of people gathered by parade truck

8. Crowd walking during parade

9. Two unicorn statues on top of truck

10. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Luca Balestrino, Pride participant:

”To be present here means to reaffirm that every one of us, whatever his (sexual) orientation, idea or faith has the right to exist with the same rights as others. So to be here simply means that we exist.”

11. Close of crowd waving flags during parade

12. Various of people walking and celebrating during parade

13. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Alessandro Tosti, Pride participant:

“So, it is very emotional because to me Pride represents freedom. It’s a safe place and in this moment we are all more free. And as soon as you get out of here there is always that moment when you don’t feel really free. But at Pride there is total safety.”

14. Married couple showing wedding rings and kissing each other other

15. Various of people celebrating during parade

16. Wide of parade passing through Via Cavour

STORYLINE:

Thousands of people in brightly coloured outfits danced and sang as they marched through the streets of Rome on Saturday as the city held its annual Pride parade.

The Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri led the parade and prominent politicians including the leader of Italy's main opposition party, Elly Schlein, joined the event.

Alongside the sea of colour 40 floats wound through the streets of Rome’s center and past the Colosseum.

"It is very emotional because to me Pride represents freedom," said Alessandro Tosti, who took part in the parade.

"It’s a safe place and in this moment we are all more free. And as soon as you get out of here there is always that moment when you don’t feel really free. But at Pride there is total safety.”

As well as the many brightly colour flags, many also waved Palestinian flags to express their solidarity with the people of Gaza.

"Every Pride is always important," said participant Micaela Uccelli.

"It's always important to be together, straight, gay, bisexuals, no gender, anything. It's important to be free, to be free to be who we are, to love who we want and live well."

AP video shot by Isaia Montelione

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Philadelphia - 14 June 2025

1. Various of protesters gathered at Love Park, holding signs

2. Woman wearing a crown with sign reading (English) "We the people rule here"

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Clayton Gonzalez, protester, Chair member of Movimiento Tricolor:

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"We are in Love Park in Philadelphia, and today we are just advocating. We are marching. No king, no king in the United States, no king in our cities, no king in our states. We're advocating for the rights of our immigrant families."

4. Various of protesters gathered at Love Park, holding signs and flags

5. SOUNDBITE (English) C.C. Téllez, protester, Immigrant from Bolivia:

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"It's important for me to stand shoulder to shoulder with my community members, show them my support, show them that I believe that everyone has a right to exist and to be here and there is no kings in the United States. There will never be and we're here to stand up for everyone's rights."

6. Wide of protesters in Love Park, chanting, holding signs

7. Various of protesters in Revolutionary War era clothes gathered for the march

8. Various of protesters marching, chanting and holding signs

9. SOUNDBITE (English) C.C. Téllez, protester, Immigrant from Bolivia:

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"I have been here for just over 37 years. I am what the successful American dream looks like. I've enjoyed great success here in the United States, and I've also contributed heavily to my community. And if there was space for me, I think there's a way for everybody else to belong here as well."

10. Various of protesters marching, chanting and holding signs

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Rev. Dr William J. Barber II, Unite the Poor:

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"Our demonstration of moral strength is in opposition to the tyranny that threatens our very existence as a country. And this kind of gathering can unite us in a moral movement to save America. And we will not stand down, not now, not ever."

12. Various of people gathered outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art

STORYLINE:

Demonstrators crowded into streets, parks and plazas across the U.S. on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump before a Washington military parade marking the Army’s 250th anniversary that coincides with the president’s birthday.

Intermittent light rain fell as sign-carrying marchers gathered for the flagship rally in Philadelphia's Love Park. They shouted, “whose streets? Our streets!” as they marched to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where they listened to speakers on the steps made famous in the movie “Rocky.”

C.C. Téllez, an immigrant from Bolivia who has been in the U.S. for over 37 years, said it was important for her to attend the protest to "show them that I believe that everyone has a right to exist and to be here and there is no kings in the United States."

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