Coverage dated December 12, 2021

Harris announces private investments in Central America

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Vice President Kamala Harris is announcing $1.2 billion in commitments from international businesses to support the economies and social infrastructure of Central American nations. Harris was tapped in March by

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    Vice President Kamala Harris is announcing $1.2 billion in commitments from international businesses to support the economies and social infrastructure of Central American nations. Harris was tapped in March by

  2. NBC News

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    Vice President Kamala Harris announced $1.2 billion in commitments from international businesses to support Central American economies and social infrastructure.

  3. The Hill

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    Vice President Harris on Monday announced that additional companies will invest millions to improve the economy in Central America as part of her effort to address the root causes of migration.

  4. Breitbart News

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    Kamala Harris on Monday announced that American corporations and international organizations will invest $1.2 billion in Central America.

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