After 16 years, the Venezuelan government released a judge who was imprisoned for "spiritual corruption"
After 16 years, the Venezuelan government released a judge who was imprisoned for "spiritual corruption."
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After 16 years, the Venezuelan government released a judge who was imprisoned for "spiritual corruption.". Hugo Chávez had asked that she be imprisoned 30 years after she gave bail to a banker. The owner of the highways is the State.
Furthermore, This does not pay for infrastructure, but rather corrects the cost that each new user imposes on others by increasing congestion.
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After 16 years, the Venezuelan government released a judge who was imprisoned for "spiritual corruption.".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHugo Chávez had asked that she be imprisoned 30 years after she gave bail to a banker
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The owner of the highways is the State.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaThis does not pay for infrastructure, but rather corrects the cost that each new user imposes on others by increasing congestion.
according to La Tercera (CL) — Portada
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