On the recordOctober 25, 2000
the legislative history is clear. It is the committee's intention that the Cuban Transition Project be supported by USAID in fiscal year 2001 as indicated.
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govinfo.govJames T. Callahan: “the legislative history is clear. It is the committee's intention that the Cuban Transition Project be supported by…”
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Discussing support for the Cuban Transition Project during a legislative session.
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