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Le carnaval 2022 a bel et bien eu lieu | Haiti Gazette

The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste L'edition 2022 du carnaval ne restera pas dans les memoires en depit du fait que des dizaines de milliers de fetards ont fait le deplacement dans plusieurs villes du pays pour les trois jours gras. Les deguisements et les couleurs n'etaient pas de la fete et les grands tenors n'ont pas repondu presents cette annee. Le gouvernement avait decide, en raison des enormes problemes economiques auxquels le pays fait face, de ne pas […]

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