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American philanthropist and political prisoner James "Fergie" Chambers is scheduled to appear in court in Spain on Friday, November 13, when Spanish judges will decide whether to move forward with the United States' extradition request, filed on a criminal complaint of money laundering, among other dubious charges, all without indictment.

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American philanthropist and political prisoner James "Fergie" Chambers is scheduled to appear in court in Spain on Friday, November 13, when Spanish judges will decide whether to move forward with the United States' extradition request, filed on a criminal complaint of money laundering, among other dubious charges, all without indictment.

American philanthropist and political prisoner James "Fergie" Chambers is scheduled to appear in court in Spain on Friday, November 13, when Spanish judges will decide whether to move forward with the United States' extradition request, filed on a criminal complaint of money laundering, among other dubious charges, all without indictment.

The case will be judged by the Spanish "Audiencia Nacional", and after their decision the final decision will go to the Council of Ministers of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

There is also a risk that Sánchez's government could fall during Spain's snap election later this month. In that case, the decision may go to the next government, which will probably be right-wing and hostile to Palestinian solidarity.

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