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Hoping for brighter future: Afghan day-laborers count their money in Kabul on Tuesday
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Hoping for brighter future: Afghan day-laborers count their money in Kabul on Tuesday. Afghanistan's economy has improved significantly since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001 largely because of the impact of international assistance. However, despite significant improvement in the last decade, the country is still extremely poor and remains highly dependent on foreign aid. (AFP/ Shah Marai) (AFP/ Shah Marai)
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span class="caption">Hoping for brighter future: Afghan day-laborers count their money in Kabul on Tuesday. Afghanistan's economy has improved significantly since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001 largely because of the impact of international assistance. However, despite significant improvement in the last decade, the country is still extremely poor and remains highly dependent on foreign aid. (AFP/ Shah Marai)
