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Climbing the seawall

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Havana, Cuba - A Cuban boy climbs the seawall so that he can make another dive into the waters along El Malecon. El Malecón is the avenue that runs along the seawall at the northern shore of Havana, from Habana Vieja to the Almendares River. The condition of the buildings along the Malecón can vary from modern high-rise hotels to crumbling and potentially dangerous buildings. During strong storms, waves can be seen crashing over the seawall onto the street.


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