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Posada Carriles — U.S. Citizen?

25 Apr Posada Carriles — U.S. Citizen?

25.04.06 | 0 Comments

Posada’s latest bid for freedom — applying for U.S. citizenship. His interview is set for next week.

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Kevin Jon Heller

Kevin Jon Heller

Kevin Jon Heller is Professor of International Law and Security at the University of Copenhagen's Centre for Military Studies. He was Special Adviser to the ICC Prosecutor on War Crimes from 2021-2026.

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