for bombing 600,000 peasants to death in Cambodia in
1969-73, is wanted for questioning in France, Chile and Argentina. Yet, on 8 February, as if demonstrating the continuity of American power, President
Barack Obama’s national security adviser, James Jones, said: “I take my daily orders from Dr Kissinger.”

Like them, Tony Blair may soon be a fugitive. The International Criminal Court, to which Britain is a signatory, has received a record number
of petitions relating to Blair’s wars. Spain’s celebrated judge Baltasar Garzón, who indicted Pinochet and the leaders of the Argentinian
military junta, has called for George W Bush, Blair and the former Spanish prime minister José María Aznar to be prosecuted for the invasion of Iraq
– “one of the most sordid and unjustifiable episodes in recent human history – a devastatingparallels a criminal probe into allegations of torture involving the American CIA that was opened this week in the United Kingdom.

Spain operates under the principle of "universal jurisdiction," a doctrine that allows courts to reach beyond national borders in cases of torture,
terrorism or war crimes

Garzón is best known for his prosecution of a criminal investigation against Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet that resulted in the issuance of an
arrest warrant for Pinochet while he was visiting England

Pdf file in spanish with the lawyers names and accusations - also victims names www.publico.es...

The Nuremberg Principles, a set of guidelines established after World War II to try Nazi party members, were developed to determine what
constitutes a war crime. The principles could also be applied today, when judging the conditions that led to the