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US Congress Affirms Support for Tibet With $17 Million in Aid To Exiled Government And Tibetans Worldwide

March 26, 2018;

Epoch Times, 25  March 2018 Read original story here Amidst an escalating diplomatic and economic standoff between the United States and the Chinese communist regime, the U.S. Congress has approved a massive spending bill that includes $17 million that will … Continued

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