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Today the First Lady completed her first solo international official visit, which marked the kick-off of her international platform of youth engagement. Over the past three days, the First Lady has reaffirmed America’s close relationship with Mexico and the enduring bonds between the American and Mexican people. The First Lady’s time in Mexico was spent primarily focused on engaging with Mexico’s children and youth. On a visit to Los Pinos, Mrs. Obama and the First Lady of Mexico Margarita Zavala discussed a series of issues important to young people in both the United States and Mexico – issues including drug addiction and treatment, early intervention programs and the importance of the humane treatment of migrant children. At a Mexico City primary and secondary school, The First Lady joined students in the schoolyard for singing, dancing and other activities. Members of the audience listen as First Lady Michelle Obama delivers a speech at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City, Mexico

First Lady Michelle Obama, second from right, walks with Haiti’s President Rene Preval, center, Haiti’s First Lady Elisabeth Debrosse, right, and Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, second from left, at the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, April 13, 2010. First lady Michelle Obama, front second from right, Haiti’s President Rene Preval, front second from left, and his wife, Elisabeth Debrosse, front right, speak at the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, April 13, 2010.

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Michelle Obama greets crowd in Port au Prince

Today first lady Michelle Obama embarked on her first foreign trip without her husband in tow and even before her scheduled arrival in Mexico, the junket has yielded a surprising development-an unannounced stopover in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Haitain stopover comes on the heels of the three-month anniversary of the devastating earthquake that claimed the lives of thousands of Haitians.

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The White House held a Child Obesity Summit this afternoon, attended by food experts, industry leaders, and people from different communities to share and discuss ideas on how to create a healthier environment to combat childhood obesity. The First Lady, who launched her Let’s Move campaign to address the growing epidemic, gave the opening remarks at the summit , saying that “we all need to do our parts as well, because the fact is, is that our kids didn’t do this to themselves.” At the summit, the First Lady discussed the goals of her childhood obesity initiative and the significance of getting everyone’s input to create a nationwide response to the problem: We’re working with the private sector to reach a very ambitious goal, and that is to completely eliminate food deserts in this country. And finally, there is much, much more that we can do to help kids stay physically active, not just in school but outside of school as well. And if we can make real progress in these four areas, then there’s so much more else we can do.

The President and First Lady arrive for a graduation at the New Economic School in Moscow on Tuesday.

Okay, it’s hard to tell in that pic, but what about this one?

Michelle Obama and Svetlana Medvedeva, Russia's First Lady, and close-up of possible 'baby bump'

Looks to me like a five- or six-month bump, which could mean… [counts back to the inauguration]… wow. I really hope I’m right!