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Biniam Bedasso & Tilahun Emiru argue that the Biden administration’s suspension of preferential access to US markets will only hurt the poor.

Countries like Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea find it difficult to access the US market.

The move comes two months after president Joe Biden told Congress that he would cut off the countries for alleged human rights and constitutional violations.

Mali and Guinea were removed from US African Growth and Opportunity Act over recent coups by military leaders, Ethiopia was cut off for human rights abuses.

The US removed Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from the African Growth and Opportunity Act due to rights violations and military coups.

The United States on Saturday cut Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from access to a duty-free trade program, following through on President Joe Biden's threat to do so over alleged human rights violations and recent coups.

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