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Embassy of the United States Paramaribo, Suriname - HomeEmbassy of the United States Department of State Home About Us Ambassador About the Embassy Embassy News U.S. Citizen Services Information for Travelers Public Services Report Birth Abroad Passports Visa to the US Immigrant Visas Non- Immigrant Visas What s New U.S. Policy & Issues Topics of Interest Electronic Journals Additional Links Key Reports Resources UPDATED: 09 Apr 2008 GMT U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Lectures at University On February 22, 2008, U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Judge Thomas S. Utschig conducted a lecture at the Institute for Graduate Studies and Research of the Anton de Kom University of Suriname.Also: Story | Black History Month Activities in March John Kramer sharing his vision on the different Surinamese music styles with the audience at Tori Oso Also: Story | U.S. Embassy Honors National Woman of Courage Ethel Pengel with Ambassador Lisa Bobbie Schreiber Hughes, members of the Board of Stichting Mamio Namen, and staff members of the EmbassyAlso: Story | Previous Pause Next 1 / 3Regional NewsUnited States Values Strong Ties with Canada, Mexico The United States has no closer neighbors than Canada and Mexico, says Secretary of … High Food Prices, Urban Migration Make It Hard to Help the Poor The dynamics of development and humanitarian assistance are changing, according to Henrietta Fore, administrator … Food Crisis Has Long-Term Global Challenges, Rice Says President Bush is seeking an additional $350 million from Congress to provide immediate emergency … U.N. Calls for New Food Donations, Predicts Long-term Success U.N. World Food Programme Director Josette Sheeran asks donor countries to increase aid for … More News From Washington U.S., South Korea Want North to Declare Nature of Weapons Program Once North Korea declares the details of its nuclear weapons development program in a verifiable way, then the next steps in the process can b...