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Apr 30, 2012

Libna Stevens

César Pina Toribio, Secretary of State for the Dominican Republic, attended the final session of the International Religious Liberty Association’s 7th World Congress, Thursday, April 26, telling attendees that his nation shares their commitment to preserving and promoting freedom of religion. More than 900 delegates attended the congress. [photo: Libna Stevens]

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