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Kim Dotcom to be extradited from New Zealand after 12-year fight with US

  • Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom has lost his long battle against extradition from New Zealand to the United States.
  • New Zealand Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith signed the extradition order for Dotcom on Thursday, stating, "I have received extensive advice from the Ministry of Justice."
  • Goldsmith confirmed his decision to surrender Dotcom to the U.S. for trial, allowing him time to consider this decision.
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Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom will finally be extradited to the United States after a long battle. Dotcom has been fighting his extradition since 2012, with US authorities accusing him of piracy and copyright infringement. With his online portal Megaupload, he earned several million euros.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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