Mario Loyola: The Arab Spring & US Foreign Aid

Center for Security Policy December 4, 2012
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National Review’s Mario Loyola, former Foreign & Defense Policy Counsel Senate Republican Policy Committee, speaks to the Center’s National Security Group in Washington. His lecture was called, “the Arab Spring and the Future of U.S. Foreign Aid: Implications of Egypt’s Consitutional Crisis.”

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