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International Men's Day






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International Men's DayisNovember 19, in Trinidad and Tobago. The tradition began in 1999, probably by analogy to International Women's Day.

Recognition and support of the day is limited; in Malta it is celebrated on February 7 and in Brazil, on July 15 and in UkraineonFebruary 23.


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