Cleveland’s Puerto Rican Parade started at 11AM Sunday. It brought in thousands of spectators.
The parade started at the corner of Scranton and Seymour Streets. People danced and marched down Scranton Street to Metro Health Hospital Park on Valentine Avenue.“I’m excited for my kids to experience something other than their personal culture” said Oliver.
Jovanna Muscitello told 19 News she’s proud to be Puerto Rican and events like this, with all of these people, fuel her soul. “There’s a lot of racism all over the place and just knowing that there’s people there it just means a lot,” said Muscitello.“We know that many more people will continue to learn about us,” said Lidarys Maldonado, co-founder of Wakky’s TC Pinchos. “They’re going to delight in our food; we’re incredibly excited”. “People need to know that we Puerto Ricans are very important,” said Lurdes Vasquez Torres. “We are very important throughout the world”.‘Deeply saddened’: Deputy shot, killed after responding to 911 callOver 25K without power on west sideTwins score 4 runs in 1st inning, beat Guardians 5-4 to snap 4-game losing streak
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