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Alhurra: Part One
You can now read the first of Dafna Linzer's reports on the American taxpayers' adventure in bringing news to the Arab world. And don't miss video of Alhurra's widely-denounced coverage of the Holocaust Denier's Coverage in Tehran.
Later in the week, Dafna will be answering readers' questions about Alhurra and what she found. You can either post those in the comments below or email feedback@propublica.org.
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