Cherry saplings presented to Mexico

Cherry saplings presented to Mexico

MEXIO CITY, Mexico - A cherry sapling is planted in the Mexican presidential office garden in Mexico City on Nov. 3, with Margarita Zavala (L), wife of Mexican President Felipe Calderon, attending. A total of 1,000 saplings have been presented to the country by the nonprofit organization Japan SAKURA Exchange Association.

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  • 2009/11/04 00:00:00
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