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Condolence book signed

Published: 11 Jan 2017 - 12:01 am | Last Updated: 03 Nov 2021 - 10:41 pm
Portuguese Ambassador, Antonio Tanger (left), looks on as Ambassador of Uruguay, Dr Jorge Antonio Sere Sturzenegger, signs a book of condolence at The Pearl-Qatar yesterday for former President Portuguese Mario Soares, who died on January 7. Pic: Kammutt

Portuguese Ambassador, Antonio Tanger (left), looks on as Ambassador of Uruguay, Dr Jorge Antonio Sere Sturzenegger, signs a book of condolence at The Pearl-Qatar yesterday for former President Portuguese Mario Soares, who died on January 7. Pic: Kammutt

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