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TOPSHOT - A Navajo park ranger looks out over Navajo Nation managed Monument Valley Tribal Park, which has been closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic in Arizona on May 21, 2020. - Weeks of delays in delivering vital coronavirus aid to Native American tribes exacerbated the outbreak, the president of the hard-hit Navajo Nation said, lashing the administration of President Donald Trump for botching its response. Jonathan Nez told AFP in an interview that of the $8 billion promised to US tribes in a $2.2 trillion stimulus package passed in late March, the first tranche was released just over a week ago. (Photo by Mark RALSTON / AFP)
2020-05-21
MARK RALSTON/AFP/East News
AFP
MARK RALSTON
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