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TOGETHER WE STAND: Obama has been charming Clinton's voters and donors.

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New Delhi: Senator Hillary Clinton will be seen on the public stage for the first time after suspending her presidential campaign.

The former first lady will share a platform with Barack Obama in the aptly named New Hampshire town of Unity.

It's their first joint appearance since Obama was nominated the Democratic presidential candidate.

Obama since then has been charming Clinton's voters and donors. He has said that he would help pay off Hillary's more than $ 20 million debt, personally writing a cheque in a gesture meant to win over her top financial backers and thereby send a powerful message of party unity.

Following a speech in Washington to the American Nurses Association, the former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton addressed nearly one-thousand Latino officials at a national leadership luncheon on Friday.

The address is part of the 25th Annual Conference of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials. Clinton asked the crowd to vote for her former rival Senator Barack Obama and also noted the two will be campaigning together in Unity, New Hampshire.