Brazilian president approves extradition of Italian militant


  • World
  • Saturday, 15 Dec 2018

FILE PHOTO: Italian former leftist guerrilla Cesare Battisti leaves the headquarters of Federal Police in Sao Paulo, Brazil March 13, 2015. REUTERS/Nacho Doce/File Photo

BRASحLIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Michel Temer on Friday signed an extradition order for Italian militant fugitive Cesare Battisti wanted for murder in Italy since the 1970s, his press office said.

The order follows a decision from Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday to overturn an injunction that was preventing the extradition of the former left-wing guerrilla.

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