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There was talk of extraditing him.

Mr Uribe has been an enthusiastic supporter of extraditing drug traffickers to the United States.

"In effect, there would be little or no chance of extraditing from Europe," Mr. Robertson said.

Unlike British judges, Mr Straw will have to weigh the consequences for Chile of extraditing the general to Spain.

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At the time, the court was debating the legality of extraditing cartel capos to be tried in the United States.

Domínguez, a close ally of extradited predecessor Juan Ángel Napout, says he'll bring a fresh attitude: "Transparency in all that we do".

President Néstor Kirchner has promised to reverse a longstanding policy of not extraditing military officers and others accused of human rights abuses but has not yet signed the official decree that would permit Argentine violators to stand trial abroad.

Meanwhile, Mexican authorities have begun the process of formally extraditing El Chapo to the United States a nod to the virtual impossibility of guarding against the man's money and influence.

The United States and Brazil have an extradition treaty dating back to the 1960s, but Brazil has a long history of not extraditing its own citizens to other nations and US authorities could take the same stance if Lochte is found guilty.

Mr Berezovsky, like Mr Litvinenko, is highly critical of Mr Putin, and has faced a number of attempts to extradite him to Russia, most recently after being accused of plotting a coup, a claim he denies.