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Former leader of USAID speaks out against agency cuts

Feb 7, 2025
Andrew Natsios, a Texas A&M professor and former USAID administrator, shares insights on recent staffing cuts at USAID and critiques the claims of inefficiency that have sparked concern among foreign aid supporters. He delves into the agency's historical significance and its role in global humanitarian efforts. Additionally, Kay Betts discusses the legacy of the Rockport Fulton Art Colony, highlighting artist Simon Michael's impact on the local culture and the art community's evolution in Texas.
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