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News roundup — October 24, 2013

Canada

Trudeau calls on Harper to testify under oath on senate expenses scandal, Reuters

Canadians jailed in Russia see piracy charges dropped, now face lesser charges, Chronicle Herald

Conservative government wants speedy hearing on Nadon's eligibility for SCC, Toronto Star


United States

Bank of America liable for fraud over defective mortgages, Reuters

Tobacco settlement costs Liggett Group $110 million, Reuters


International

Ecuadorean judge testifies in Chevron case, admits to 'ghost writing' rulings, Reuters

New EU data law 'a wake up call' for Google, not something to fear: EU lawmaker, Reuters

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