Uruguay President Vazquez speaks to reporters in Tokyo

Uruguay President Vazquez speaks to reporters in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting Uruguay President Tabare Vazquez speaks to reporters at a hotel in Tokyo on Dec. 14. Vazquez is in Tokyo for a five-day visit to Japan until Dec. 15. (Kyodo)

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