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Deutsch: François Duvalier während eines Treffens mit David Tercero Castro 1968
Español: Presidente F. Duvalier. saludando al embajador de Guatemala David Tercero Castro, último embajador de Guatemala en Haiti. 1968
English: Haitian president F. Duvalier greets David Tercero Castro, a Guatemalan ambassador who ultimately served as the ambassador of Guatemala to Haiti.
Français : Le président haïtien F. Duvalier salue David Tercero Castro, un ambassadeur de Guatemala qui a finalement servi comme l'ambassador de Guatemala en Haïti.
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