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Pigs and dogs roam free on a street controlled by guerrillas in the town of Sociedad. Two white flags hang out of two different buildings. Graffiti on a wall reads in the background of the image reads, "Long live the unity of the people's forces." There is also a hammer and a sickle painted next to the graffiti. The word "Duarte" is written on an utility pole, which refers to José Napoleón Duarte, who became president of El Salvadaor the year after and served from 1984 to 1989. Varios cerdos y perros ambulan libremente por una calle controlada por guerrilleros en la ciudad de Sociedad. Dos banderas blancas cuelgan de dos edificios diferentes. Sobre una pared al fondo de la imagen se observa grafiti que lee "Viva la Unidad de las Fuerzas Armadas del Pueblo". También se observa un martillo y una hoz pintados al lado del grafiti. La palabra "Duarte" también se observa escrita sobre un poste de electricidad, el cual se refiere a José Napoleón Duarte, quien se convirtió en presidente de El Salvador al año siguiente y fungió como tal de 1984 a 1989.
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