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Secretive Africa deals could halve U.S. health aid by 2030, analysis shows

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Secretive Africa deals could halve U.S. health aid by 2030, analysis shows
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A new analysis of secretive agreements suggests the Trump administration plans to cut global health funding to developing nations by tens of billions by 2030, targeting HIV/AIDS and Ebola programs in Africa and potentially widening gaps with Congress-approved funding.

Topics:world#ebola-virus#foreign-aid#foreign-policy#health#hiv-and-aids#us-agency-for-international-development
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  1. Secretive deals may cut billions from U.S. global health spending, analysis shows  The Washington Post
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  3. Trump’s Bilateral Agreements Reshape Global Health Funding  Public Citizen

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