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A |     ROME -- Italy’s top criminal court has confirmed the extradition of an Italian priest sought by Argentina on charges of murder and torture during its last military dictatorship, rejecting the priest’s appeal, a lawyer said Sunday. Arturo Salerni, who represented Argentina in the case, told The Associated Press that the decision by Italy's Court of Cassation in the case of the Rev. Franco Reverberi confirms a previous ruling by a Bologna appeal court and is now definitive. Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has now 45 days to issue a decree that requests the extradition of Reverberi, 86, who served as military chaplain during Argentina’s 1976-1983 military dictatorship. “The battle for truth and justice that has been conducted primarily by the families of the victims of the terrible years of the Argentine dictatorship reached another important result," Salerni said. “This decision affirms a universal jurisdiction on the violations of human rights,” he added. Reverberi currently lives in Sorbolo, a small town in Italy’s northern Emilia-Romagna region, where he was born. The priest, who holds Italian citizenship, is wanted for trial in Argentina for charges including aiding and abetting the 1976 slaying of 22-year-old José Guillermo Berón and conspiring with the military in the torture of several other men. The alleged torture took place in the town of San Rafael, near Mendoza, Argentina. Reverberi emigrated from Italy to Argentina when he was about 7 years old. He left Argentina in 2011 after the first trial for crimes against humanity carried out during the dictatorship took place in the western Mendoza province and the testimonies of survivors and family members began to point to his responsibility. Human rights activists say as many as 30,000 people were killed or disappeared during Argentina’s military dictatorship.。    As excitement steadily builds around Jailer 2, a new piece of casting buzz has begun doing the rounds in Chennai film circles. According to industry sources, Nora Fatehi is likely to appear in a major song sequence alongside Rajinikanth in the much-anticipated sequel. While there has been no official confirmation yet, the chatter has grown persistent enough to suggest that the collaboration is more than mere speculation.Jailer, directed by Nelson, became a phenomenon upon release, fuelled by Rajinikanth’s towering screen presence and Anirudh Ravichander’s chart topping music. The sequel is expected to expand that universe while raising the bar in terms of scale and spectacle. The possible inclusion of Nora Fatehi appears to be part of that larger ambition.     A song built for scale and swagger     Sources suggest that Nora is currently in Chennai shooting an outdoor dance number designed as a full-fledged visual spectacle. The track is said to be composed by Anirudh Ravichander, whose association with Rajinikanth films has consistently resulted in viral hits and mass appeal anthems. What stands out is the reported duration of the shoot. Nora is said to be filming for nearly eight days alongside Rajinikanth, a detail that hints at the scale and importance of the sequence within the film.          In Rajinikanth’s cinema, songs often serve a narrative and myth building purpose rather than functioning as standalone interludes. Whether it was style driven introductions or moments of playful dominance, music has long been a tool to reinforce his screen persona. Placing Nora Fatehi within this framework suggests a carefully curated sequence that blends his trademark charisma with contemporary dance energy.Those close to the project indicate that the song is expected to be upbeat and rooted in a South Indian musical sensibility, even as it accommodates Nora’s global dance appeal. Rather than a fleeting appearance, the number is reportedly being designed as one of the film’s standout moments, with visual ambition to match its musical punch.     A crossover that reflects changing cinema     Nora Fatehi’s possible casting also reflects the increasingly porous boundaries between film industries. Over the past few years, she has emerged as a recognisable global pop culture figure, with her music videos and performances travelling far beyond Indian cinema circuits. Her recent run of viral songs and international collaborations has positioned her as a performer whose presence instantly expands a film’s reach across demographics and geographies.Pairing her with Rajinikanth is not just about novelty. It represents a meeting of two distinct kinds of star power. Rajinikanth embodies decades of mass appeal, cultural memory, and cinematic mythology. Nora brings with her a modern, internet savvy energy that resonates strongly with younger audiences. If the reports are accurate, Jailer 2 may be attempting to harness this contrast to create a musical moment that feels both rooted and contemporary.     Directed by Nelson, who is known for blending irreverent humour with stylised action, Jailer 2 carries significant expectations after the first film’s success. The original featured a carefully assembled ensemble and music that became a cultural talking point. A high profile song featuring Nora Fatehi could be one way the sequel signals its intent to go bigger without losing its core tone.For now, the Rajinikanth and Nora Fatehi collaboration remains an industry buzz rather than confirmed fact. But if it does materialise, it is likely to become one of the most discussed elements of Jailer 2, long before the film reaches theatres.     Also Read: Rajinikanth Celebrates Birthday With A Surprise On Jailer 2 Set。

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