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(Photo News) Diplomatic happy hour

By Korea Herald

Published : Oct. 5, 2014 - 21:10

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Ernesto Torres Pereyra (second from left), counselor-minister at the Dominican Embassy here, poses with colleagues before the start of a social gathering of the diplomatic community that saw government officials and foreign envoys of some 30 countries mingle in an unofficial event in Seoul on Wednesday. From left: Leah Rutz of the Angolan Embassy; Francesco Cannito of the Italian Embassy; Elena Suh of the Argentine Embassy; Pereyra; and Anthony Gallichio of the Australian Embassy. (Philip Iglauer/The Korea Herald) Ernesto Torres Pereyra (second from left), counselor-minister at the Dominican Embassy here, poses with colleagues before the start of a social gathering of the diplomatic community that saw government officials and foreign envoys of some 30 countries mingle in an unofficial event in Seoul on Wednesday. From left: Leah Rutz of the Angolan Embassy; Francesco Cannito of the Italian Embassy; Elena Suh of the Argentine Embassy; Pereyra; and Anthony Gallichio of the Australian Embassy. (Philip Iglauer/The Korea Herald)

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