Trump looks to turn attention to Western Hemisphere at Americas summit
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President Trump will meet with Latin American leaders at his golf club to discuss Western Hemisphere issues.
President Trump is scheduled to meet with Latin American leaders this Saturday at his Miami-area golf club. This gathering marks an effort by his administration to direct attention towards the Western Hemisphere. The summit aims to engage regional counterparts on various issues.
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