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تونزي تيليغراف
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The criminal chamber specializing in terrorism cases at the Tunis Court of Appeal increased the prison sentences of Noureddine Bhiri and Fathi Baldi from 20 to 25 years each in the case involving the fabrication of passports and the granting of citizenship to foreign nationals wanted on terrorism charges. It also placed them under administrative surveillance for five years after they complete their sentences. The court upheld 11-year prison terms for two defendants and affirmed 30-year sentences, subject to immediate enforcement, for four fugitive defendants, including Muadh Ghannouchi. It also ordered that Hamadi Jebali, a former judge, and a third defendant be temporarily removed from the case pending a ruling on their appeals to the Court of Cassation.
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