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We Need A Plan To Stop AIDS, Senate Floor, Nov. 19, 2002
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"U.S. SENATOR PATRICK
LEAHY
CONTACT: Office of Senator
Leahy, 202-224-4242
VERMONT
We
Need A Plan To Stop AIDS
Senate Floor
November 19, 2002
Mr. LEAHY. Mr. President, several months ago the Appropriations
Committee reported out the fiscal year 2003 Foreign Operations
Appropriations bill, and the Senate passed the Homeland Security
Supplemental Conference Report.
Those two bills contain a total of $950 million for
international programs to combat AIDS, including $300 million for the
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria. We provided $250 million
for the Global Fund last year, although $50 million has not yet been
disbursed.
That sounds like a lot of money. It is far more than what we
were spending on international AIDS programs just two or three years
ago. But think about it another way. The amount we expect to provide
in 2002 and 2003 to combat AIDS, which threatens the lives of each of
the world's 6 billion people--is less than what my own State of
Vermont, with a population of only 600,000 people, will spend on
health care during that same period.
So while the United States is doing more than ever to combat
AIDS, and we can point to successes in several countries--Uganda,
Thailand and Brazil, for example, the reality is that the AIDS
pandemic is out of control.
It is spreading faster, not slower. 40 million people are
infected. Almost nobody is receiving treatment. 25 million people have
died from AIDS-related causes, and at the"
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