This Week On The Line: Jason Leopold and Kaj Larsen take your questions about “The Italian Job”
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0:49Now PlayingOn Thursday at 12pm EDT VICE News journalists Kaj Larsen () and Jason Leopold () will join On The Line to take your questions on their new piece “The Italian Job,”
For the past decade, Sabrina De Sousa has been on a global quest to clear her name. De Sousa is one of nearly two-dozen CIA officers who was prosecuted, convicted, and sentenced by Italian courts in absentia in 2009 for the role she allegedly played in the rendition of a radical cleric named Abu Omar. It was the first and only successful criminal prosecution that has ever taken place related to the CIA's rendition program, which involved more than 100 suspected terrorists and the assistance of dozens of European countries.
VICE News met up with De Sousa in Lisbon, Portugal--and other key figures connected to the case--for an exclusive interview about the steps she's now taking in an effort to hold the CIA accountable for one of the most notorious counterterrorism operations in the history of the agency.
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