U.S. AIDS funding is smoke and mirrors, critics charge. Distribution could take more than a year.
In January, when President Bush announced at his State of the Union address that he would provide a five-year, $15 billion Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief worldwide, the efforts received international praise. However, when the FY 2004 budget proposal was released, critics were calling the Bush plan a shell game.
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