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The United States Department of the Interior and the Government of Guatemala Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Protect Major Maya Archaeological Sites at El Mirador

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09-12-2006. Carlos Fión, Chief of Staff to the President of Guatemala, Dirk Kempthorne, Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, and Salvador Lopez, Director of Culture for the Guatemala Ministry of Culture and Sports, sign Understanding for a partnership that will help promote sustainable development in Guatemala. [DOI Photo by Tami Heilemann]
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