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Spain weighs bringing torture charges against former Bush officials

Published: 29 March, 2009, 19:22


AFP Photo / Paul J. Richards

A Spanish court will consider launching a criminal case against six former high-ranking officials from the Bush administration, for providing legal cover for torture at the Guantanamo prison, The New York Times reports.

 
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