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Foreign Aid For the Right
Corn, D. | December 18, 1989 issue

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This article focuses on the utilization of taxpayer's money in the U.S. The Republican institute, which received $1.7 million in 1989, has used taxpayers' money to help conservatives in Latin America and the Caribbean network with one another; advance their views on privatization, rent control, the Red Menace and other subjects and fortify their own political parties. A review of institute documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act shows that the Republicans fund a number of groups that technically may be nonpartisan but in practice are closely allied political parties. INSET: Ham to Poland..

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MONEY -- United States; POLITICAL parties -- United States; TAXATION; PRIVATIZATION; GOVERNMENT ownership; UNITED States
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