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The Minister for Overseas Aid, Peter Power, has refused to be drawn on possible cutbacks in funding for aid projects in foreign countries.

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The Minister of State with Special Responsibility for Overseas Development Assistance, Tom Kitt, today allocated €200,000 in emergency humanitarian assistance to the people of Prague.

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