Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg
Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg
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Two US lawmakers criticise watered-down Senate bill that allows ZTE to survive

A Republican and a Democratic senator said the failure to reinstate penalties on ZTE threatens US national security

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Jodi Xu Klein
Jodi Xu Klein

Updated: 10:30pm, 3 Aug, 2018

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Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg
Senator Marco Rubio voted against a US military spending bill for the first time in his career because the ZTE provisions were dropped. Photo: Guillermo Gutierrez/Bloomberg
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