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Marco Rubio Sworn In as Secretary of State, Makes History as First Latino in Role

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Marco Rubio Sworn In as Secretary of State, Makes History as First Latino in Role

Marco Rubio is officially sworn in as the 71st Secretary of State of the United States following his unanimous confirmation by the Senate last night. Rubio, a former senator from Florida, takes on the role as the first Latino to lead the State Department, marking a historic milestone in U.S. governance.

The Senate vote, 100-0, underscores bipartisan support for Rubio, reflecting confidence in his ability to navigate complex global challenges. The former senator's extensive experience in foreign relations, particularly during his tenure as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, is highlighted as. . .

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