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BREAKING NEWS! | 6 January, 2010 [ 17:39 ]
Former Poland president Lech Walessa postpones trip to Peru
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Former Polish President and Nobel Peace recipient Lech Walesa canceled his visit to Peru due to health reasons, which was scheduled between Jan. 11 and 14, according to diplomatic sources.
"The Polish Embassy regrets to report that, due to health reasons, former President of Poland, Mr. Lech Walesa, has to postpone his trip to Peru to another date to be yet determined," says the brief press release.
This would have been Walesa's second visit to Peru, after receiving an honorary doctorate awarded by the University of Lima in 2007.
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Isabel Guerra
Former Polish President and Nobel Peace recipient Lech Walesa canceled his visit to Peru due to health reasons, which was scheduled between Jan. 11 and 14, according to diplomatic sources. "The Polish Embassy regrets to report that, due to health reasons, former President of Poland, Mr. Lech Walesa, has to postpone his trip to Peru to another date to be yet determined," says the brief press release.
This would have been Walesa's second visit to Peru, after receiving an honorary doctorate awarded by the University of Lima in 2007.
Have news you'd like to see in LivinginPeru.com? Contribute an article, whether it's translated or based on your own reporting. Contact editor@livinginperu.com
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