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                <p>HAVANA – Hundreds of thousands of Cubans have marched through Havana and other cities to mark May Day.</p>
                <p>The demonstration is being touted as a show of support for economic changes recently approved by the Communist Party — even though the people holding placards and shouting slogans Sunday haven't seen the details yet.</p>
                <p>Nearly two weeks after the party endorsed President Raul Castro's plan to fix the island's broken economy through limited free-market reforms, the government has not released specifics of the 311-point guidelines.</p>
                <p>The official party newspaper Granma says the parade is "the best chance for Cuban workers to ratify ... their backing for the accords."</p>
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