ARThe annual San Cayetano procession, held on August 7th, involves thousands of devotees walking from the Liniers neighborhood to the Church of San Cayetano in Buenos Aires. The event includes two masses, one at 8 AM led by Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva and another at 11 AM broadcast live on YouTube, and a march organized by labor unions such as the CGT and UTEP, along with human rights organizations and groups like the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo. The city government has announced traffic restrictions and detours to accommodate the procession. The tradition dates back to the 1930s, when Father Domingo Falgioni promoted veneration of San Cayetano as a patron of work and bread during the Great Depression.
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