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Rio opens Olympics with celebration, fireworks

Saturday, 16:45, 06/08/2016
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VOV.VN - With fireworks forming the word ‘Rio’ in the sky overhead Maracana Stadium, Rio de Janiero has jubilantly welcomed the world to the first Olympic Games ever held in a South American country.

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