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CIA: transportation of terrorists, GB police denies use of English airports

London, United Kingdom - Closed the inquiry lasted 18 months

Came to nothing the English police inquiry on CIA's use of some England's airports to transport terrorists toward US prisons in foreign countries with the purpose of torture them to prize information. According Micheal Todd, chief of Manchester metropolitan police, that has leaded the 18-months inquiry, the proofs that CIA had used the airports do not exist. The denunciation was arrived from a humanitarian...

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Rome, Italy, 06/11/2007 17:16
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