U.S. State Department Apologizes for Mislabeled Africa Map at AIDS Conference in Brazil
The State Department issued an apology after displaying an inaccurately labeled map of Africa during an international AIDS conference held in Brazil.
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The State Department issued an apology after displaying an inaccurately labeled map of Africa during an international AIDS conference held in Brazil.
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