Doge reduces billions of costs for climate change, gender equality in Mexico, Peru

AND Government Efficiency Department (Doge) announced that he had terminated 113 contracts worth $ 4.7 billion on Tuesday, including a Counseling Agreement for the US Ministry of Agriculture (USDA) for climate change activities in Peru.

“[Tuesday] The agencies have terminated 113 wasteful contracts with a ceiling value of $ 4.7 billion and savings of $ 3.3 billion, including a $ 145,000 consultation contract for “Peru -Auticles of Climate Change”, the department was published on X.

Doga also announced that the Ministry of Labor had canceled $ 577 million in the “American Last” scholarships, a total savings of $ 237 million.

The canceled funding included $ 10 million for “gender equality in Mexican workplace”, “$ 12.2 million to” strengthen workers in South America “and $ 6.25 million to” improve the respect for workers’ rights of supplying “in Honduras, Guatemala and Elvador.

Doge reduces almost a million dollars to growing the Alpaca in Peru, other questioning scholarships in the latest cost spending

It was also eliminated $ 5 million to raise women’s participation in West Africa, $ 4.3 million to help foreign migrant workers in Malaysia, three million dollars to improve social insurance and workers’ protection for Bangladesh workers and three million dollars for a safe and involvement work environment in South Africa Lesotho.

Doge, led Elon Musk, is a temporary organization within the White House created by the executive order earlier this year.

President Donald Trump Detach the organization to optimize the federal government, simplifies operations and reduce consumption and has given the agency 18 months to do so.

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The department has canceled numerous initiatives for diversity, equality and involvement (dei) in federal agencies, advisory contracts, lease for underdeveloped federal buildings and duplicate agencies and programs.

From March 26, Doga claims that he saved Americans $ 130 billion in his place, or $ 807.45 per taxpayer.

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Doge critics claim that the organization has too much access to federal systems and should not be allowed to cancel federal contracts or reduce various agencies.

Eric Revell and Alexandra Koch were contributed by Eric Revell and Alexandra Koch.