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A sticker depicting a prominent figure with a red circle and cross symbol, indicating disapproval or rejection. The sticker is affixed to a metal pole in an urban setting.
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Stefan Löfven

#stockholm#publicart#politicalactivism#sweden#streetpolitics#sverige#protest#politicalstatement#antiestablishment
29 July 2021 5
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