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NY Post: Trump Plans to Cancel $5 Billion Foreign Aid Package
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Trump is cutting expenses. The U.S. presidential administration plans to cancel the foreign aid package already approved by Congress, the New York Post reports.
We are talking about a total of $5 billion, of which tens of millions were planned to be spent on combating climate change in Honduras.
Some of the money was intended for advertising paintings by Ukrainian women. Another 3 million were to be spent on barracks for peacekeepers from Kazakhstan.
The publication's analysts claim that such a maneuver has not been used for 48 years. However, Trump still decided to play the deal back.