Photos from the 5th Summit of the Americas

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.



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U. S. President Barack Obama arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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U.S. President Barack Obama waves from Air Force One upon his arrival for the Summit of the Americas at the airport in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


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US President Barack Obama (C) arrives at Piarco International Airport in Port of Spain, Trinidad April 17, 2009 to attend the 5th Summit of the Americas.


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U.S. President Barack Obama smiles as he enters his limousine after arriving at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe arrives at his hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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U.S. President Barack Obama waves as he enters his limousine after arriving at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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U. S. President Barack Obama waves upon arrival at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva waves to photographers as he arrives at his hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe arrives at his hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner waves to photographers as she arrives at her hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner waves to photographers as she arrives at her hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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U. S. President Barack Obama arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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A Trinitarian well-known personality carrying a national flag walks along a promenade of Port of Spain where cruises acting as hotels and meeting rooms are docked during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Security officers stand at the entrance to the hotel and other facilities of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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A Trinitarian well-known personality carrying a national flag walks along a promenade of Port of Spain where cruises acting as hotels and meeting rooms are docked during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner arrives at the hotel before the opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas on April 17, 2009. US President Barack Obama and Latin American leaders on Friday were headed to Trinidad and Tobago for a Summit of the Americas overshadowed by a debate over the one nation excluded: Cuba.


Workers install a giant table inside the conference room two days before the openning of the fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain in Trinidad island on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit of the Americas opening in Trinidad and Tobago, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The summit had been seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations between the United States and Latin America, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.

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Trinidadian soldiers inspect a truck near the venue of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


US President Barack Obama waves as he walks off Air Force One as he arrives at Piarco International Airport in Port of Spain, Trinidad April 17, 2009 to attend the 5th Summit of the Americas.


A Trinidadian soldier inspects a truck near the venue of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


A Trinidadian soldier inspects a truck near the venue of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


Trinidadian soldiers patrol the area near the venue of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


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Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo waves to photographers as he arrives at his hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom waves to photographers as he arrives at his hotel in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner arrives at the hotel before the opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas on April 17, 2009. US President Barack Obama and Latin American leaders on Friday were headed to Trinidad and Tobago for a Summit of the Americas overshadowed by a debate over the one nation excluded: Cuba.

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A security guard stands next to national flags at the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


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A security guard stands next to national flags at the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


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A security guard stands next to national flags at the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009.


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Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe arrives for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Friday April 17, 2009.


President Barack Obama waves as he arrives for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom, center, arrives for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Soldiers guard a street corner in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Soldiers guard a street corner in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Panama's President Martin Torrijos arrives for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo speaks to journalists as he arrives to the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Friday, April 17, 2009.


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Navy officers get ready to patrol the coast of Port of Spain during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Soldiers stand guard at a corner of the city of Port of Spain during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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One of the cruises used to provide accommodation and meeting rooms for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, remains docked on April 17, 2009 close to the hotel and other buildings where the gathering is being held. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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A security officer stands at the entrance to the hotel and other facilities of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.

[Bourbon]

If any pics of vagrants or beetham pop up..yuh go post it?

[DeSoWa]

Trinitarian? 

Big Up!

[D.H.W]

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Picture of Trinitarian newspapers covering the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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A Trinitarian well-known personality carrying a national flag walks along a promenade of Port of Spain where cruises acting as hotels and meeting rooms are docked during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will until April 19 converge -- all except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Picture of Trinitarian newspapers covering the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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Picture of Trinitarian newspapers covering the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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Soldiers stand guard at a corner of the city of Port of Spain during the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 17, 2009. Despite efforts by US President Barack Obama and summit organizers to keep the three-day gathering on the topics of energy, the environment and public safety, Cuba has emerged as the headline issue for being the only nation excluded.


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General view of the cruisers which host meetings and act as a hotel for journalists, docked next to the Hyatt hotel where the 5th Summit of the Americas will be held in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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A Trinidadian soldier guards a cruise ship near the venue for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The summit will be held from April 17-19.


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People walk past posters of African-American leaders and U.S. President Barack Obama before the Fifth Summit of the Americas near the meeting venue in Port of Spain April 16, 2009. Obama will meet with the regional leaders at the summit from April 17-19.


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Trinidadian soldiers patrol near a cruise ship near the venue for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 16, 2009. The summit will be held from April 17-19.


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A man walks in front of a banner for the Fifth Summit of the Americas near the meeting venue in Port of Spain April 16, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held from April 17-19.


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A technician tests a microphone inside the meeting room for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 16, 2009. The summit will be held from April 17-19.


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A soldier raises a US flag in front of the Hyatt hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009. The Hyatt hotel will host the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A man waves a flag of US President Barack Obama in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009 a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A banner of the 5th Summit of the Americas is lit at dawn in Port of Spain, a day before the opening of the meeting on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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One of the two cruises used to provide accommodation and rooms for meeting during the 5th Summit of the Americas remains docked in Port of Spain, a day before the opening of the meeting on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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An airship overflies Port of Spain a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A worker places flagpoles on April 16, 2009 in a room to be used for meetings during the 5th Summit of the Americas which will be inaugurated tomorrow in Port of Spain. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A Coastguard vessel patrols the coast of Port of Spain a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A Coastguard vessel patrols the coast of Port of Spain a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A view of Port of Spain downtown, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009, showing the Hyatt Hotel, right, and the International Financial Center, second from right, where heads of states from the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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Women read a book about President Barack Obama at a square bench in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009. Obama will meet with presidents and heads of state of the western hemisphere during the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A police officer walks in front of photos and paintings of US President Barack Obama, US civil right leaders Martin Luther King Jr. , Malcom X and Rosa Parks and former South African President Nelson Mandela in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009. President Obama will attend the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A soldier guards the seaport in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas Thursday April 16, 2009. Presidents and head of state of the western hemisphere will meet April 17-19.


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Boys hang out at a street corner in Beetham Gardens neighborhood in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009. Leaders of the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Trinidad April 17-19.

[mukumsplau]

put d argentine president in d babes thread...i aint go mind dat

[just cool]

Nice pictures fam! make meh wish for a minuite i was home.

[TriniCana]

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.

Aye look we Jackass.....
Allyuh tink it was just Trinidad dat have one ent

[D.H.W]

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Men look at framed pictures of world leaders, including US President Barack Obama, sold at a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Soldiers guard the seaport in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009.


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Police officers stand on guard as attendees to the upcoming 5th Summit of the Americas walk toward the cruise ship were they will lodge in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009.


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Soldiers guard the seaport in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009.


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A woman looks at pictures of US President Barack Obama sold on a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Books on US President Barack Obama are sold in a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A chef walks towards a cruise ship used to lodge attendees to the upcoming 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009.


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A man holds a banner supporting international aid for Haiti, Americas' poorest country which is struggling for stability and economic gains, in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A woman looks at a poster of US President Barack Obama sold in a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A woman wearing a T-shirt with pictures of US President Barack Obama walks around Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A woman and a boy demonstrate against Trinitarian Prime Minister Patrick Manning and the Government, a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A giant screen placed on the roof of a fast-food chain restaurant displays images of US President Barack Obama, in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Framed pictures of US President Barack Obama are sold in a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A Trinitarian is reflected on a framed picture of US President Barack Obama sold in a street stall in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 on the eve of the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A T-shirt of US President Barack Obama is sold at a shop in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009 a day before the opening of the 5th Summit of the Americas. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Workers clean the glasses to be used by leaders during the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, between April 17-19.


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A worker arranges chairs at the main hall for the opening of the upcoming 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, between April 17-19.


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Workers clean the glasses to be used by leaders during the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, between April 17-19.


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A man walks in front of a banner of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Members of the Coastguard get ready for a patrol on the eve of the inauguration of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Coastguards patrol the sea close to the coast, on the eve of the inauguration of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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A police officer stands guard close to one of the two cruises used to provide extra accommodation for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Speedboats of the Army are docked next to a cruise used for accommodation and meetings for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.

[Organic]

only 2 trinitarians protesting?? 

[Bakes]

Obama is such a motherfuking rock star.




Carry on...

[D.H.W]

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Police officers stand guard on April 16, 2009 outside the facilities where the 5th Summit of the Americas will be held in Port of Spain. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, between April 17-19.


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Coastguards patrol the sea close to one of the two cruises used to provide extra accommodation for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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A soldiers stands guard next to one of the cruises used for extra accommodation and meetings for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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A banner of the 5th Summit of the Americas is seen on a promenade in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009 close to a cruise used for accommodation and meeting for the gathering. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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A soldier stands guard in the area around the hotels and facilities used for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure, on April 17-19.


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Dancers prepare to perform during a show for participants of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday April 16, 2009.


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A soldiers stands guard close to one of the cruises used for extra accommodation and meetings for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 16, 2009. Trinidad and Tobago is to become the first Caribbean state to host a summit of the Americas, where a total of 34 countries from across the American continent will converge -- all, in fact, except Cuba -- excluded due to US pressure.


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Two military vessels patrol in front of a tugbo at the Port of Spain harbor in Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009. Heads of states from the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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Police officers patrol the seaport in preparation for the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Thursday, April 16, 2009.


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A Trinidadian soldier guards a cruise ship near the venue for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The summit will be held here from April 17-19.


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Pedestrians walk past a a banner for the Fifth Summit of the Americas along a seawall in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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Trinidadians sit on the sea wall in front of the venue where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will be held in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The summit will be held here from April 17-19.


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A Trinidadian wears a T-shirt with a picture of U.S. President Barack Obama in Port of Spain, April 15, 2009. Obama will be attending the Summit of the Americas held here from April 17-19.


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A Trinidadian soldier patrols near the venue of the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 15, 2009. The summit will be held from April 17-19.


A Trinidadian soldier patrols near the venue for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The summit will be held here from April 17-19.


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A Trinidadian girl plays in a water fountain near the venue of the V Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 15, 2009. The summit will be held here from April 17-19.


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Trinidadians pass an electronic billboard with an image of U.S. President Barack Obama in Port of Spain, April 15, 2009. Obama will be attending the Summit of the Americas held here from April 17-19.


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A woman carries a shoulder bag with a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama while talking with a friend in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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A Trinidadian Coast Guard boat patrols a bay near where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will be held in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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A street vendor sells T-shirts of U.S. President Barack Obama in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.

[TriniCana]

Allyuh sure this isn't "Obama Show and Tell???"

[Bakes]

Is de most pretentious thing ever.... dis jackass announcing de procession in Spanish.


Why??  lol


anyways... here's a vid link, may take a couple mins to load (ignore the download request)

http://www.cnn.com/video/flashLive/live.html?stream=stream1

[kaliman2006]

Thank you so much for the photos DieHard Warrior.

[D.H.W]

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Armed soldiers of Trinidad and Tobago guard the entrance of the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A view at dusk of two cruise ships used to lodge attendees to the upcoming America's summit at the seaport in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Wednesday April 15, 2009. Leaders of the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A woman wears a shirt with a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama while walking in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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A view at dusk of the the downtown area of Port of Spain, Trinidad, Wednesday April 15, 2009. Leaders of the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A view at dusk of two cruise ships used to lodge attendees to the upcoming America's summit at the seaport in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Wednesday April 15, 2009. Leaders of the western hemisphere will gather for the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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A woman carrying a bag depicting US President Barack Obama walks outside the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A woman asks a street vendor for permission to touch a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama as she stops to buy it in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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A man wearing a T-shirt depicting US President Barack Obama walks outside the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A woman purchases a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama from a street vendor in Port of Spain April 15, 2009. The Summit of the Americas will be held here from April 17-19.


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A woman wearing a T-shirt depicting US President Barack Obama walks outside the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A man wearing a t-shirt with a portrait of US President Barack Obama takes a picture near the place where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A man works next to a banner of the Fifth Summit of the Americas on April 15, 2009, which will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A worker mops the deck of a cruise ship docked in front of the Hyatt hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Wednesday, April 15, 2009, where leaders and heads of state of the hemisphere will meet during the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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Armed soldiers guard one of the entrances to the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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A man wearing a T-shirt depicting Martin Luther King and US President Barack Obama walks outside the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain in Trinidad on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.


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Trinidad's coast guards patrol the surroundings of the hotel where the Fifth Summit of the Americas will take place in Port of Spain in Trinidad on April 15, 2009. Cuba looks set to dominate the summit opening next April 17, even though it has not been invited to the gathering of 34 leaders. The event is seen as an opportunity to set a new tone for relations with the United States, for this will be US President Barack Obama's first summit with his Latin American counterparts.

[trinindian]

Please doh tell meh that is a video camera he holding there.

[D.H.W]

Thank you so much for the photos DieHard Warrior.

no problem 

[TriniCana]

Die Hard is ah spy 

All these people wearing Obama jezzay, I wonder if any one of them would wear ah local celebrity jezzay on dey chess soo ?

[capodetutticapi]

introduce de man to some roti and ah crackhead from curepe.

[D.H.W]

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A worker mops the deck of a cruise ship docked in front of the Hyatt hotel in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Wednesday, April 15, 2009, where leaders and heads of state of the hemisphere will meet during the 5th Summit of the Americas April 17-19.


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Bolivian President Evo Morales (R) and his foreign minister David Choquehuanca (L) arrive at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega arrives at the airport in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez speaks to the media after arriving at the Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009.


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Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva arrives at the hotel to attend the Opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009 5th.


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Bolivian President Evo Moraels arrives at the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez greets people as he arrives at the Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez gestures to the media as he arrives at the Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speaks to the media as he arrives at the Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.

[Bakes]

Ortega tort he was going by de parlor or what?






Excellent photos.  Good hustle dey Die Hard, fuh real  












...ah tiefing dem

[D.H.W]

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Trinidad & Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning arrives at the hotel to attend the Opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009 5th.


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Trinidad & Tobago Prime Minister Patrick Manning arrives at the hotel to attend the Opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009 5th.

[D.H.W]

ah bun 

[WestCoast]

DHW
for ah ManBoo man
ya did do real good today eh


serious: Thank you very much

[100% Barataria]

ah bun 

Good wuk Die Hard, yuh wukkin bro!!  And we sincerely appreciate it

[D.H.W]

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U.S. President Barack Obama arrives for the opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved. Behind is Dominican Republic President Leonel Fernandez (L) greeting Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom.


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U.S. President Barack Obama (C) arrives at his seat in front of Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom (L) and Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo at the start of the opening ceremonies of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez arrives to attend the opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.


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U.S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) walks past Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana (R) and others during the opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain April 17, 2009. Leaders from across the Americas gathered on Friday for a summit overshadowed by an intense debate over a possible reconciliation between the United States and Cuba and how this could be achieved.

[WestCoast]

is it me, or does nearly every photo label mentions Cuba

[Blue]

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Trinidad & Tobago's Prime Minister Patrick Manning arrives at the hotel to attend the Opening ceremony of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain, on April 17, 2009 5th.

Check d Father of d Nation! 

On a serious note tho, he could use a new stylist, dat suit has some very unhealthy lapels and it lookin like it has 3+ buttons... very un-GQ.