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Question Time on alleged agreement EU-USA about use of European airports to transport prisoners

Rome, Italy - By senator Antonio Falomi (Misto-Il Cantiere)

Italian senator Falomi asked Italiana Ministero of Communitarian Policies for making clear a supposed agreement between European Union and United States signed in Athens on January 2 2003: it would provides that some European airports can be used to transport terrorist prisoners.

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Rome, Italy, 12/15/2005 14:43
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