Budget resolutions show bipartisan solidarity with the world’s poorest

GPE media coverage - July 15, 2016 | Source: The Hill

Four boys pose in front of their school in Nicaragua. Credit: World Bank/Arne Hoel, 2007

This article analyzes the implications of the House and Senate appropriations bills for the State and Foreign Operations and Related Programs subcommittees including for global education. It also highlights how much the U.S. has contributed to GPE.

Read the article in The Hill

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