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El ex primer ministro de Pakistán Imran Khan es hospitalizado brevemente tras una orden del Tribunal Supremo
El encarcelado ex primer ministro pakistaní Imran Khan fue trasladado brevemente a un hospital en la capital tras una orden del Tribunal Supremo motivada por la preocupación sobre su salud, antes de ser devuelto a prisión horas más tarde.
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El encarcelado ex primer ministro pakistaní Imran Khan fue llevado brevemente a un hospital en la capital del país tras una orden del Tribunal Supremo. El traslado se produjo tras semanas de revuelo público en relación con el deterioro de la salud del exlíder de 73 años.
Según un portavoz del partido político de Khan, fue trasladado al hospital en las primeras horas del viernes. Sin embargo, su estancia en el centro duró solo unas pocas horas antes de que fuera devuelto a la prisión de Adiala en Rawalpindi.
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