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    President Obama Discusses U.S.-Mexico Relations

    During his visit to Latin America, the President and Mexico's President Nieto reaffirmed their commitment to a strong relationship between the United States and Mexico.

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    Students Celebrate the Biodiversity of Bioko

    In honor of Earth Day, students planted gardens and learned more about the native plants and animals of Equatorial Guinea. The event was organized by the French Cultural Center in Malabo.

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    Ambassador’s Roundtable Highlights Civil Rights

    In honor of Black History Month, the event focused on civil rights and the importance of civil society. Ambassador Michael Battle of the U.S. to the AU spoke about Africa's political progress and great potential, provided its leaders engage with civil society.

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    Ambassador Journeys to Rio Muni

    During his five day trip, the Ambassador met with Equatoguinean government and civil society and toured several major construction projects currently underway.

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    Embassy Donates Supplies to Malabo Orphanage

    Embassy staff visited the school and youth home to tour recently-completed renovations and to learn more about the facility's students, many of whom are from EG's minority Bubi tribe.

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