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President Obama's Trip to Mexico and Costa Rica

President Obama's Trip to Mexico and Costa Rica

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Created by The White House • Updated On: May 7, 2013

President Obama traveled to Mexico and Costa Rica to reinforce the deep cultural, familial, and economic ties that so many Americans share with Mexico and Central America.

Palacio Nacional is one of President Obama's Trip to Mexico and Costa Rica.

1. Palacio Nacional

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Plaza de la Constitución 1 (Entre Corregidora y Seminario), Cuauhtemoc, Distrito Federal
Capitol Building · 134 tips and reviews

The White HouseThe White House: "I believe we’ve got a historic opportunity to foster even more cooperation, more trade, more jobs on both sides of the border” -President Obama at a press conference with Mexican President Peña Nieto Read more.

Anthropology Museum of México is one of President Obama's Trip to Mexico and Costa Rica.

2. Anthropology Museum of México

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(Museo Nacional de Antropología)
Av. Paseo de la Reforma s/n (Esq. con Clzd. Mahatma Gandhi), Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal
Museum · 729 tips and reviews

The White HouseThe White House: "In this relationship there’s no senior partner or junior partner; we are two equal partners, two sovereign nations. We must work together." -President Obama speaking to the people of Mexico Read more.

Centro Nacional de Cultura (CENAC) is one of President Obama's Trip to Mexico and Costa Rica.

3. Centro Nacional de Cultura (CENAC)

Costado este del Parque España, San José, Provincia de San José
Cultural Center · Carmen · 15 tips and reviews

The White HouseThe White House: During President Obama's first visit to the country, he participated in a bilateral meeting with Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla. Read more.