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Gay pride in Brazil
www.chinaview.cn 2005-05-31 08:41:54

Almost 2 million gay men, lesbians, transvestites and their supporters -- many in lavish Carnival costumes and waving rainbow-colored flags -- paraded in Brazil's biggest city Sao Paulo May 29 to celebrate the 9th annual Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade.


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