Ex-mayor from Japan energizing remote Argentine region

Ex-mayor from Japan energizing remote Argentine region

SALTA, Argentina - Akitada Oishi (L), a former mayor of Hita, Oita Prefecture in Japan, and his superior at the Salta provincial government examine folk crafts at a market in Salta, northern Argentina, on Sept. 11, 2013. Oishi works for Salta as an aid volunteer dispatched by the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

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