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Anna Maria Barry-JesterProPublica |
Diplomats in Vietnam warned that halting USAID’s efforts to clean up postwar pesticides would be a catastrophe
The department ended nearly 10,000 foreign aid programs — including some granted exemptions just days earlier.
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