Trump officially curry lake reverses more than 500 jobs in VOA, usagm

Kari LakeExecutive Director of the US Global Media Agency (USAGM), which oversees the Voice of America (VOA), announced Friday that 532 government attitudes were eliminated.

The task of the lake to restructure USAGM and its associated broadcasters after the President Donald TrumpExecutive order from March 14. Marta, which is directed to dismantle USAGM operations. But the Trump Order faced legal obstacles, and the federal judge blocked the lake that Michaela Abramovitza was shot as a voice of the American director last week.

As Americans went in the weekend day of work, the lake announced their last plans.

“Tonight, the US Global Media Agency has initiated what is known as a reduction in the president, to reduce the American people, and rescued the American people, and rescued the American people, and saved the American people who were in memorized Social media.

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“Usagm will continue to meet its statutory mission after this RIF – and will probably improve its ability to function and provide the truth to people around the communist governments and other tyrannical regimes,” Lake continued. “I look forward to taking extra steps in the coming months to improve the functioning of a very corrupt agency and I’m sure the American voice is heard abroad, where the most important ones are.”

Washington Post reported that “more recipients” of memory said the date was terminated 30. September.

The move is the latest attempt to dismantle VOA, an international broadcaster that was originally created to combat enemy propaganda during World War II.

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The main Bureau of Voa White White Patsi Vivacusvara, one of the leading prosecutors who sues the lake over her attempts to be trained by the notes.

“We continue to attack our agency. We look forward to her delay to hear whether her plan is done with a rigorous audit process that Congress requests,” Congress said.

“So far, we haven’t seen any evidence about it and as such we will continue to fight for what we believe is our rights under the law,” she continued.

Trump’s Executive Order has led to an administrative absence of about 1,300 employees and termination of numerous contracts, effectively pausing broadcasters for the first time in its history of 83 years.

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Jasmine Baehr and Emma Coldon contributed to this report.