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Argentine ex-president charged in video conference

Published November 28, 2008, 1:34 pm, San Francisco Chronicle

A three-judge panel formally charged former President Carlos Menem with arms trafficking Friday as he watched on live video from hundreds of miles away because doctors say he is too ill to travel. Prosecutor Alicia Sustaita told judges in Buenos Aires that...

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