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SP holds free Festival for Equality in Haarlem

The Socialist Party is hosting its third annual Festival for Equality in Haarlem's Nelson Mandelapark on September 5th. The free event features live music, guest speakers, and booths from various social organizations to promote solidarity.

The Socialist Party (SP) is organizing the third edition of the Festival for Equality, scheduled for Saturday, September 5th, in the Nelson Mandelapark in Haarlem. The event, which is free for the public, will run from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM and aims to foster discussions on solidarity alongside musical performances and speeches. Attendees can enjoy music from acts such as Woody Grooves, Gespuys, and Fuente del Ritmo, while various food trucks will be available on-site throughout the day.

Several prominent organizations are contributing to the event, including De Woonbond, Wo=Men, Milieudefensie, and Oxfam Novib. These groups will participate in the programming to highlight social and environmental issues. Those interested in attending are encouraged to register through the official Festival for Equality website to stay updated on the program details.

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