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Weekly Report - 6 November 2014 (WR-14-44)
NORTHERN TRIANGLE: Boosting development to ease child migrant concerns
Thomas Shannon, the US Counselor of the Department of State, carried out a mini-tour of the three ‘Northern Triangle’ countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras between 3 and 5 November. Shannon met Presidents Otto Pérez Molina, Salvador Sánchez Cerén and Juan Orlando Hernández respectively, as well as private sector representatives in each of the three countries, to discuss security, governance, and economic prosperity.
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