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The Philippines has a long history of scandals involving public funds, in which high-ranking politicians found guilty of corruption have typically escaped serious jail time.

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The district made the name change to avoid losing $250 million in federal funding.

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Davies' warnings come as UNAIDS, the UN's joint aids prevention programme, warned the global response to HIV has suffered its most significant setback in decades due to cuts in global funding.

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The funding freeze upended the university’s business model, suspending hundreds of scientific projects that included clinical trials with patients on lifesaving medicine and raising questions over how the institution could sustain that work.

“It’s obvious that she is good at it and works hard at it, but she’s just preoccupied with ensuring that there’s funds so her siblings can reunite with her mom.”

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