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National Correspondent	Name
National Correspondent: Algeria	Mostepha Boulahdid
National Correspondent: Argentina	Martín Saraceno
National Correspondent: Australia	Trevor McDougall
National Correspondent: Austria	Kristin Richter
National Correspondent: Azerbaijan	Ramiz Mammedov
National Correspondent: Belgium	Thierry Fichefet
National Correspondent: Brazil	Afranio Rubens de Mesquita
National Correspondent: Bulgaria	Atanas Palazov
National Correspondent: Canada	Peter Galbraith
National Correspondent: Canada	Jody Klymak
National Correspondent: Chile	Patricio Carrasco Hellwig
National Correspondent: China	Jiwei Tian
National Correspondent: China-Taipei	Cho-Teng Liu
National Correspondent: Colombia	Juan Manuel Soltau Ospina
National Correspondent: Costa Rica	Alejander Gutierrez
National Correspondent: Croatia	Gordana Beg Paklar
National Correspondent: Croatia	Mirko Orlic
National Correspondent: Denmark	Markus Jochum
National Correspondent: Estonia	Jüri Elken
National Correspondent: Finland	Heidi Pettersson

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