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Colombian former intelligence chief was jailed for 14 years on Thursday for
spying on judges, journalists and opposition figures in a high-profile case
that stained the legacy of popular ex-president Alvaro Uribe. The
Supreme Court convicted Maria del Pilar Hurtado in February of ordering illegal
wiretaps on a former senator, two opposition politicians, the mayor of Bogota
and its own judges during Uribe's presidency from 2002 to 2010.
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