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UPDATED: 07 May 2009 GMT
  • United States Celebrates Its 233rd Birthday July 4 United States Celebrates Its 233rd Birthday July 4

    July 4th has been recognized as Independence Day in the United States. Americans celebrate with parades, fireworks, concerts and other festive activities. Also: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton – 4th of July Video

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  • U.S. Speaker Discusses Political Transition U.S. Speaker Discusses Political Transition

    The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok hosted speaker Dr. Larry Berman from the University of California, Davis from June 22 - 26, 2009 for a series of discussion on peaceful political transitions and the role of the opposition in a democracy.

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  • U.S. Donates Buildings to Schools in Songkhla U.S. Donates Buildings to Schools in Songkhla

    A U.S. government civil and humanitarian assistance program was behind the construction of several new buildings at eight primary schools in rural Muslim areas of the southern province of Songkhla, which were unveiled in a series of festive ceremonies.

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Embassy Highlights
U.S. Embassy closure on July 3rd and 6th
Friday, July 3rd for the Independence Day and Monday, July 6th in observance of national holidays.

U.S. Embassy closure on July 3rd and 6th

U.S. Embassy Hosts Speaker on Migrant Workers
On June 18 and 19, the U.S. Embassy hosted Dr. Philip Martin of the University of California, Davis…

U.S. Embassy Hosts Speaker on Migrant Workers

U.S. and Thai Government Cooperate on Health
Thailand and U.S. co-host scientific conference on Zoonotic and Vector-Borne Diseases on June 25-26, 2009…

U.S. and Thai Government Cooperate on Health

Inaugural Democracy Video Challenge Winners
The State Department announced the results of its worldwide Democracy Video Challenge…


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