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The Prosecutor’s Office at Spain’s National Court has agreed to extradite pro-Palestinian activist James “Fergie” Cox Chambers to the United States. The court has scheduled a hearing on the extradition request for Friday, November 13. He faces charges including financing terrorism, membership in a terrorist organization, and causing property damage. Prosecutors said the alleged acts constitute crimes in both countries and are not classified as political or military offenses. Chambers has been in pretrial detention since his arrest in Ibiza on July 10. According to prosecutors, the charges are based on financial transfers sent to Tunisia between March 2024 and April 2025, including $20,000 to an organization that supports the Samidoun network, as well as an earlier contribution of $40,000.
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