President begins Central America tour

President Michael D Higgins kicks off an official visit to three countries in central America today.

President begins Central America tour
Sat, 19 Oct, 2013 - 13:25

President Michael D Higgins kicks off an official visit to three countries in central America today.

With engagements in Mexico, El Salvador and Costa Rica, Mr Higgins' trip will include business and trade, culture and the arts and development issues.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Central AmericaPlace: MexicoPlace: El SalvadorPlace: Costa RicaPlace: San Salvador CathedralPlace: Plaza San AngelPlace: Mexico CityPlace: Altar of the NationPlace: Chapultepec ParkPlace: GuadalajaraPlace: Centro Nacional de las ArtesPlace: Universidad CentroamericanaPlace: Cuscatlan ParkPerson: President Michael D HigginsPerson: Higgins'Person: ArchbishopPerson: Oscar RomeroPerson: SabinaPerson: Joe CostelloPerson: Trade and Development MinisterPerson: Enrique Peña NietoPerson: HigginsPerson: President HigginsPerson: Gloria Calderon Sol de OnatePerson: Mauricio FunesPerson: Jose Matias DelgadoPerson: presidentPerson: TrócairePerson: Laura ChinchillaEvent: MexicoOrganisation: Department of Foreign AffairsOrganisation: Batallon de San PatricioOrganisation: MexicoOrganisation: USOrganisation: Enterprise IrelandOrganisation: Camerata IrelandOrganisation: Salvadoran National AssemblyOrganisation: Universidad CentroamericanaOrganisation: El Estado de la Nacion
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