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What happens every four years, draws 15,000 people from all over the continent for heated political debates by day and concerts and parties by night, and takes place in 1992 in New York City at Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street during the first full week of July?
If you said the Democratic National Convention, you're wrong: That's the second full week of July.
It's Esto '92, a worldwide festival that for more than two decades has...
