WASHINGTON, D.C.: United States (US) President Barack Obama will visit Asia in April to push closer ties, an aide said on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila), after his earlier cancellation of a trip raised questions about United States staying power.
Susan Ricea, Obama’s national security adviser, acknowledged disappointment after the president called off a trip in October to negotiate with Republican lawmakers who shut down the US government to stop his health care reforms.
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