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Story summary
- The United States faces backlash over a proposed health financing agreement with Zambia.
- A leaked draft shows Zambia may accept unfavorable terms, including a 10-year data-sharing commitment and ties to U.S. mining interests.
- Critics argue the arrangement undermines Zambia's sovereignty and risks its health system.
- The United States would provide $1.012 billion over five years, less than prior commitments, as Zambia's budget constraints raise concerns about targets.
