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May Day Celebrated in Havana

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May Day 2015 in Havana / Photo by Yaniel Tolentino

May Day 2015 in Havana / Photo by Yaniel Tolentino

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Havana residents started gathering since the early morning on May 1st to take part in the traditional parade that is held every year in honor of workers and trade unions. The rain did not scare away the participants at Havana’s Revolution Square, probably in part due to a local belief that getting wet in the first rain in May helps people wash away their problems and brings good luck for the rest of the year. For many, especially for young people, the parade is a chance to dance, tell jokes, and have fun with friends and colleagues.

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