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Highlights
U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee
Secretary Rice (Oct. 29): "The four of us have had very fruitful discussions within the context of the 2+2 that I think demonstrate the breadth of the U.S.-Japan relationship, demonstrate that it has an enduring character based on shared values, and demonstrate that we are determined to continue to enhance this relationship as we face new issues in the 21st Century." [full text]

Mexico: Hurricane Wilma
Hurricane Wilma caused massive damage in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Read about the current situation and how to contact the Department of State and the Embassy. [more]

U.S.-Canadian Relations
Secretary Rice (Oct. 25): "We've had extensive discussions of our bilateral agenda but also of the many, many issues that the United States and Canada are cooperating on across the world.... We have a really good friend in Canada.... We are each other's largest trading partners. And so there is always a great deal to talk about when I'm with the Canadians and I'm delighted that I've had the chance to be here." [full text; trip page]

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