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U.S. millionaire and activist Virgie Chambers told Spain’s National Court in Madrid on Friday, November 13, 2026, that he accepted responsibility for taking part in peaceful protests that led to unrest, but denied any connection to violence or terrorism, noting that the United States had not formally charged him with terrorism. He said he believed he was being pursued because of his views on the war in Gaza and because he had more money than other activists. He also spoke of being unable to attend his grandmother’s funeral and of his concern for his family. He concluded by asking the judges for “justice, reason and compassion.” After the hearing, the court reserved the case for deliberation as it considers whether to extradite him to Washington. The final decision will rest with the Spanish government.
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