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SEC. Rubio Meets With Greek Foreign Minister in Athen

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“RUBIO MEETS WITH GREEK FOREIGN MINISTER IN ATHEN”

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Rubio's father was a bartender; now he's America's top diplomat.

Born in Miami to Cuban immigrants — his father a bartender, his mother a housekeeper — Rubio rose to Speaker of the Florida House, then U.S. Senator, before becoming Secretary of State.

Rubio's father was a bartender; his mother a hotel housekeeper.

Born in Miami to Cuban immigrant parents, Marco Rubio rose to Florida House Speaker, then U.S. Senator (2011), before becoming Secretary of State — now representing America in Athens, Greece.

Rubio's parents were a bartender & hotel housekeeper

Born in Miami to Cuban immigrants, Marco Rubio rose from Florida House Speaker to U.S. Senator before becoming Secretary of State. Learn more at Wikipedia

How many years did Rubio serve in the U.S. Senate before becoming Sec. of State?

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  2. 10 years
  3. 14 years
  4. 18 years
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14 years

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Greece controls ~20% of the world's merchant shipping fleet!

Greek-owned vessels carry goods across every major sea lane. With maritime security a top agenda item in Rubio's Athens talks, Greece's stake in safe seas is enormous — shipping contributes ~$20B annually to its economy.

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