Colombia's Supreme Court convicted two close aides of former President Alvaro Uribe of bribing lawmakers to support the conservative leader's 2006 re-election.
April 16, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Colombia’s Supreme Court convicted two close aides of former President Alvaro Uribe of bribing lawmakers to support the conservative leader’s 2006 re-election.
Former Interior Minister Sabas Pretelt and Social Protection Minister Diego Palacio were each sentenced to more than six years in jail on Wednesday.
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