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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Haiti celebrates their independence from France on the first of January, also known as New Years Day. They have a huge celebration to ring in the new year while also celebrating the individuality of their vibrant culture.<br>One thing that is a Haitian independence day staple is </div>]]></description>
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