NO DOUBT you will have heard about Spain's world-famous Easter parades, of which the main and most moving is on Good Friday – and perhaps you've always wanted to see one in action.
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María Rey Santos (photo, right) was thrown out of the order in August last year, just a few months after her wedding to Dulce Fernández (photo, left) with whom she has shared the last decade and a half.
María, who took part in last weekend's traditional pilgrimage despite the ban, is being actively supported in her campaign to be readmitted to the Brotherhood of the Virgen de la Encarnación by many of the town's population of 1,600.
NO DOUBT you will have heard about Spain's world-famous Easter parades, of which the main and most moving is on Good Friday – and perhaps you've always wanted to see one in action.
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