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The Cabo Frio LGBTI+ Pride Parade is an annual event that celebrates the diversity and fight for the rights of the LGBTI+ community in the Lakes Region of Rio de Janeiro. This year marks the 21st edition of the parade.
The 21st LGBTI+ Pride Parade in Cabo Frio, in the Lagos Region of Rio, will take place this Sunday (6). The event will be held at Praça do Guta, in front of Praia do Forte, from 3pm, with parades, presentations and shows.
Cabo Frio City Hall reported that, early on Sunday morning, at 5am, Avenida Macário Pinto Lopes will be closed in the section between the Kiosques de Vidro roundabout and Praça da Cidadania.
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The parade will take place as planned, starting at 3pm at Praça do Guta.
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Avenida Macário Pinto Lopes will remain closed in the section between the Kiosques de Vidro roundabout and Praça da Cidadania from 5 am to 3 pm on Sunday.
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