Berlusconi, Prodi may testify in CIA kidnap trial
                   
dailystaregypt.com     15-May-2008            

MILAN: Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and his predecessor Romano Prodi may testify in the Milan trial of 26 CIA agents accused of kidnapping an Egyptian imam, a judge decided Wednesday.Judge Oscar Magi accepted defense lawyers' arguments that Prodi and Berlusconi should be called in the tr [read full story]                    


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