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                    [Title] => Western Union shares fall on reported CIA news
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The recent sentencing of former Rwandan colonel and Defense Ministry official Theoneste Bagosora to life in prison for the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Tutsis in 1994 is an indication that leaders, particularly those who have been involved in the most serious crimes like genocide and crimes against humanity, have nowhere to run.
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