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UNESCO is latest to lose U.S. membership

As 2019 dawned the U.S. and Israel withdrew from UNESCO, expanding the number of international organizations that the Trump administration has rejected.

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By Arete News - January 2, 2019
Alexander Calder's Spirale mobile at UNESCO's main entrance in Paris (AN/Jean-Pierre Dalbéra)
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