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uding building wheelchairs in Banos, Ecuador, rehabilitating exotic animals in the Bolivian rain forest, and shepherding leather-back sea turtles in Suriname. How about doing archaeological excavation in Jordan or tsunami relief on the islands of Thailand? These are just two of the dozens of foreign reloc

rea Spain 3 Supplementary Spain 2"? Supplementary Spain Supplementary Spain ; Srilanka —* St. Christopher - Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent-Grenadines Suriname Suriname Swaziland Sweden Sweden Switzerland Tanzania * Thailand Signed: December 22, 1931 May 4, 1978 November 13, 1997 February 15, 1939