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Bahrain court acquits opposition leaders in spying case

June 21, 2018June 21, 2018

DUBAI (Reuters) – A Bahraini court on Thursday acquitted three senior leaders of the country’s main opposition group of spying for Qatar, a rare win for opposition figures who say they have been targeted by prosecutors for their political views.

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