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Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs arrives in Guatemala

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs arrives in Guatemala

Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrived in Guatemala on Wednesday, heading a delegation to the ninth summit of Caribbean heads of state. The minister will also participate in the ministerial meeting of the Caribbean countries.
The minister was received at La Aurora International Airport by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala Roberto Alfredo Urzua, Saudi Ambassador to the United Mexican States Haitham Al-Maliki and Saudi Ambassador to Cuba Faisal Al-Harbi.
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Oh ya 3 year ago
The world moving on in life without the USA. Countries have had enough of there forced rules. The end of the petro dollar will bring a end to the world reserve currency thus a end to the US power through 800 military bases in the world. 31 trillion dollars in debt and borrowing more to pay the interest on that debt. Americans are about to find out what 50 yrs of mismanaged government has done to their way of life. Get some popcorn and sit back and watch the USA implode, but remember the last thing a dying empire does is take its people to war which already looks like they are trying with Russia and China
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