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New twist in ETA killer's extradition fight

Lawyers for an ETA killer battling extradition from the North want to take guidance from a senior member of the United Nations, a court heard today.

New twist in ETA killer's extradition fight

Fri, 24 Apr, 2009 - 16:04

Lawyers for an ETA killer battling extradition from the North want to take guidance from a senior member of the United Nations, a court heard today.

Inaki de Juana Chaos, 53, is sought by the Spanish authorities on a charge of "glorifying terrorism". He appeared at Belfast Recorder's Court today.

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