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No Plans To Relocate Junkanoo
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – With Junkanoo tickets selling out rather quickly for another year in row, many Bahamians have been questioning whether or not it is time to move the cultural celebration to another location that can accommodate the tens of thousands of attendees. Prime Minister, Philip Davis says that at this time, there is no consideration for re-location.
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