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Julieta Colombo describes her last summer holidays which she spent in the Caribbean visiting beaches and pools with her family. She stayed at the Trip Península Varadero hotel and enjoyed activities like table tennis, golf, volleyball, bicycling, and shopping at the many local shops.
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