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Thousands breakaway in Tobago J’Ouvert

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Masqueraders spray each other with powder at the Pan and Powder parade through the streets of Scarborough on Friday night. - David Reid AFTER two years of lockdown, owing to the covid19 pandemic, thousands of revellers on Saturday made up for lost time during J’Ouvert morning celebrations in Tobago. J’ouvert, and in particular, its mud festival, was touted as one of the signature events of the island’s inaugural October carnival, […]

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