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Juan G. Marin, Jr., receives Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering

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BELIZE CITY, Mon. May 13, 2019– On May 11, 2019, graduation ceremonies were held at Barnhill Arena at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville AR.

Out of 4,500 graduates for the Spring 2019 ceremony, Juan G. Marin, Jr., the eldest grandchild of the Hon. Florencio Marin, Sr., received his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering.

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