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Titolo: U.K. has no legal grounds to refuse Berezovsky extradition -MP

U.K. has no legal grounds to refuse Berezovsky extradition -MP 
19:33 | 23/ 04/ 2007 
 
 
MOSCOW, April 23 (RIA Novosti) - Britain has no legal grounds to refuse
Russia's extradition request for fugitive oligarch Boris Berezovsky, a
senior Russian parliament member said Monday. 
The Prosecutor General's Office announced April 16 it was seeking
Berezovsky's extradition following an interview he gave The Guardian
newspaper calling for regime change in Russia. 
"There are no legal grounds for not extraditing Berezovsky," said Pavel
Krasheninnikov, head of the State Duma's Civil, Criminal, Arbitration and
Procedural Law Committee, and a former justice minister. 
Berezovsky, who was granted political asylum in the U.K. in 2003 after
fleeing prosecution in his home country on fraud and money laundering
charges, is facing new accusations in Russia after telling The Guardian
that he has bankrolled Kremlin insiders conspiring to overthrow President
Vladimir Putin. 
Berezovsky told The Guardian: "We need to use force to change this regime,
because ... this regime is unconstitutional." "It means that I call to use
force to recreate [a] constitutional regime," The Guardian's Web site
quoted Berezovsky as saying. 
Berezovsky is already facing sedition charges, brought against him in
February 2006 after he made similar comments in an interview with a major
French news agency. 
"Any violent actions on the part of the opposition in Russia will be
justified today. Including a coup. This is precisely what I am working on
now," he told Agence France-Presse. 
In the late 1990s, Berezovsky was accused of setting up two front
companies in Switzerland to divert millions of dollars from Russian
flagship air carrier Aeroflot's coffers, but he fled prosecution and
settled in the U.K. 
Embezzlement charges were also leveled against Berezovsky in 2002 in
connection with the alleged theft of cars in a deal between major Russian
automakers Logovaz and Avtovaz. 
In late March of this year, Berezovsky was questioned in London by Russian
prosecutors investigating the murder of former Russian secret agent
Alexander Litvinenko, who was Berezovsky's personal advisor. 
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Non e' l'unico caso di estradizione su cui il procuratore generale
russo sta lavorando, a quanto pare:
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/05/22/uk.spy/index.html
LONDON, England (CNN) -- British prosecutors are to ask Russia to
extradite businessman and former KGB agent Andrei Lugovoi to face
murder charges in the radioactive poisoning death of ex-Russian spy
Alexander Litvinenko.
The Crown Prosecution Service said Tuesday they had evidence to charge
Lugovoi and seek his extradition over "this extraordinarily grave
crime." Litvinenko died in a London hospital last November, several
weeks after he was poisoned with polonium-210.
"I have today concluded that the evidence sent to us by the police is
sufficient to charge Andrei Lugovoi with the murder of Mr. Litvinenko
by deliberate poisoning," Director of Public Prosecutions Ken
Macdonald said.
Litvinenko was a fierce critic of President Vladimir Putin and had
been granted political asylum in the UK.
The case has put pressure on relations between London and Moscow, and
Tuesday's announcement threatened to aggravate the situation further.
Britain urged Moscow to cooperate in the case. "Russia should comply
with our legal request," Prime Minister Tony Blair's spokesman said.
However, Interfax news agency on Tuesday cited the Russian prosecutor-
general's office as saying it would not turn over Lugovoi to British
authorities.
Lugovoi had met Litvinenko in London on November 1 at the Millennium
Hotel bar, hours before Litvinenko fell ill.
But in January, Lugovoi told The Associated Press he had no role in
Litvinenko's death, adding that the allegations against him were
"lies, provocation and government propaganda."
'Howl of protest'
On his deathbed, 43-year-old Litvinenko, who was married with a 12-
year-old son, released a statement blaming the Russian president for
involvement in his poisoning -- an allegation the Kremlin denied.
Litvinenko said: "You may succeed in silencing one man, but the howl
of protest from around the world will reverberate, Mr. Putin, in your
ears for the rest of your life.
"May God forgive you for what you have done, not only to me, but to
beloved Russia and its people."
Litvinenko's widow said Tuesday she hoped justice would now be done.
"I would like to thank the police and the CPS for all their hard work
in investigating the murder of my husband," Marina Litvinenko said in
a statement. She later met Russia's ambassador in London.
"It is thanks to them that we have reached the point today of having a
named person to be charged with this crime," she said.
"I am now very anxious to see that justice is really done and that Mr.
Lugovoi is extradited and brought to trial in a UK court."
Lugovoi, a former security service agent but now a businessman,
traveled to London three times in the month before Litvinenko's death
and met him four times, Russian media reported.
Lugovoi and businessman Dmitry Kovtun told Russian media they went to
London with a group of Moscow soccer fans and met Litvinenko briefly
on November 1 to discuss business matters.
Later, they attended a soccer game between CSKA Moscow and Arsenal at
the Emirates Stadium in north London, where polonium-210 was also
later detected.
Both men said they believed someone was trying to frame them over
Litvinenko's death.

francesco ha scritto:
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arrivi tardi, è stato già detto che in quanto cittadino russo non puo'
essere consegnato ad un altro Stato.
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 essere consegnato ad un altro Stato.
Ovvero i cittadini russi, in quanto tali, non possono essere estradati?
Strano.
Palmiro Pangloss
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 Strano.
Lugovoi cannot be handed over to UK - Prosecutor General's Office
MOSCOW. May 22 (Interfax) - The Russian Prosecutor General's Office will
not hand over to the UK businessman Andrei Lugovoi, who is accused of
involvement in the murder of former Federal Security Service officer
Alexander Litvinenko. 
"Under Russian law, a citizen of the Russian Federation cannot be handed
over to a foreign country," Prosecutor General's Office spokeswoman Marina
Gridneva told Interfax on Tuesday. 
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 over to a foreign country," 
Peggio degli yankee. 
Palmiro Pangloss
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Piu' alpini in Afghanistan, piu' bersaglieri a Porta Pia!
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 Peggio degli yankee. 
di Lozano le prove che sia stato lui a sparare ci sono. per questo
cittadino russo?
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 di Lozano le prove che sia stato lui a sparare ci sono. 
Non conta nulla per la legge russa, almeno stando alla tua citazione non 
estradano i russi a prescindere dalle prove o da altro.
Palmiro Pangloss
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 - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
E quindi, per reciprocita', l'Inghilterra non e' tenuta ad estradare
nessuno.


Che deve rendere i soldi alla City con i quali ha araffato con amici
compiacenti intere zone petrolifere.
Un criminale come tanti.
Pardon un pirata in stile birtt.
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 nessuno.
no, non è tenuta ad estradare cittadini inglesi, cosa che quel mafioso
golpista di Berezovski non è...

 Non conta nulla per la legge russa,
ma ci sono o no le prove ? e su Lozano invece? 
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Reciprocita' e discrezionalita' dell'autorita' politica sono colonne
portanti della normativa sull'estradizione.
Il presunto reato di Berezovski e' riconosciuto come tale dalla legge
inglese? Se la risposta e' no, l'estradizione non avra' mai luogo.

 nessuno.
fanfaluche.
berezovsky non è cittadino inglese, o mi sbaglio?
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  Molto diverso da Lugovoy che non ha chiesto nessun asilo
Ovvio, doveva chiedere asilo in patria?
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  Molto diverso da Lugovoy che non ha chiesto nessun asilo
dovrebbe chiedere asilo al proprio Paese visto che sta in Russia? 
ma ROTFL!!!!!!! sei proprio un mentecatto amalric.
 
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 di cui approfitta per tramare contro uno Stato sovrano
Non e' il primo se ben ricordo.
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 Non e' il primo se ben ricordo.
beh, in Uk è sport diffuso preparare golpe, lo fa anche il figlio
della Lady di ferro....

 Ho gia' precisato, fesso,
disse il vero fesso che scrive fesserie. LOL!!!!!!!

 beh
Ignorante.
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 Ignorante.
considerati schiaffeggiato! :D

 considerati schiaffeggiato! :D
Alla sciabola allora.
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 Alla sciabola allora.
dove ci incontriamo, fellone? :D

 dove ci incontriamo, fellone? :D
Vedi come siete voi rossobruni?
Appena uno è in difficoltà, tutti gli altri si mettono a ridergli dietro.
Per forza non riuscite mai a combinare un cazzo.
Tn
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רפוה שלמה לחולה פרנץ בן יוסף וחנה

 Appena uno è in difficoltà, tutti gli altri si mettono a ridergli dietro.
com'è che diceva quello? una risaa vi seppellirà....:D