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             Obama to Conclude Mexican Visit, Move on to Costa Rica

   U.S. President Barack Obama is set to deliver a speech directed mainly
   at students Friday in Mexico City, noting the role they can play in
   their nation`s future.
   Mr. Obama will speak at Mexico`s National Anthropology Museum, where is
   expected to focus on U.S. immigration policy. Later, he will meet
   privately with a group of Mexican businessmen.
   Also Friday, he will travel to Costa Rica where he plans to meet with
   Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla to discuss bilateral issues
   ahead of Saturday`s Central American Forum on Sustainable Economic
   Development.
   On Thursday in Mexico City, President Obama said the U.S.-Mexican
   border is more secure now than it has been in years, but that more
   needs to be done.
   Mr. Obama held talks in Mexico City with new Mexican President Enrique
   Pena Nieto. The U.S. leader said immigration and security matters
   constantly overshadow the Mexican and American economies and bog down
   business relations.
   He said the United States is working on common sense immigration reform
   and is determined to cut the demand for illegal drugs, which
   contributes to much violence along the shared border.
   Mr. Obama said U.S. security relations with Mexico will evolve as
   President Pena Nieto decides how to reform the security structures of
   his country.
   Mexico is one of the largest customers for U.S. goods. President Obama
   said clearing the way for more jobs and trade is the focus of his
   visit.
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