From their American web page:

30 January 2003 (New York) – Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontierès (MSF) welcomed the commitment made by US President George W. Bush in his State of the Union address to ask Congress for a dramatic increase in the US government’s financial contribution to fighting the global AIDS pandemic. MSF was encouraged by the President’s clear emphasis on increasing the availability of affordable anti-retroviral medicines. But the organization cautioned that this and past US administrations have a history of reneging on promises made to the international community related to increasing access to treatment, and warned that if the US takes a unilateral approach to fighting the global AIDS crisis, funds will be squandered and lives will be lost.

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Regards--
Mary Anne