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Thousands Participate in Spain's Annual La Tomatina Festival
Approximately 20,000 people gathered in the streets of Bunol, Spain, to hurl 165 tonnes of tomatoes at one another during the famed La Tomatina festival.
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Thousands of people recently gathered in the streets of Bunol for Spain's famed La Tomatina festival. Approximately 20,000 participants took part in the event, engaging in an epic tomato battle. During the festivities, participants hurled a total of 165 tonnes of tomatoes in the town's streets.
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